It is noon on a Sunday, you wake up in the clothes you wore last night. You are extremely hungover and the only thing messier than you is the state of...
Imagine arriving for the first time at college, already bubbling over with nervousness and excitement, ready to learn and adapt to your new environment,...
It’s Virgo season, beech, and Jenna Marbles is nowhere to be found. Over a year has passed since Jenna Marbles left YouTube, and as we pass her 35th...
With abortion rights once again at risk, it seems “personal freedom” is only justified in the eyes of pro-life Republicans when it comes to their right...
There is something that I have noticed in my youth — a lack of consideration. Young adults are ready to jump at any opportunity to tell the world why...
Since fall of 2017, Emerson has mandated that all students entering the college live on campus for their first six semesters, with very few exceptions...
For the average student, being an environmentalist comes with a hefty price tag. Eating organic foods and exclusively supporting eco-friendly brands are...
After the tragic attacks on September 11, 2001, the entirety of the American population was traumatized and devastated. However, it slipped the minds of...
Over the past year and a half, all of us have had to learn to live with the “new normal” of Zoom classes and socially distanced classrooms. However,...
For young people everywhere, looking for employment after graduation has become much more difficult. High competition, little work experience, a pandemic,...
It seems like with everything happening in Haiti, the media has been searching for single incidents that could explain away the nation's current climate....
Over the course of the past 20 years, Chevron Corporation, the second-largest oil company in America, has spent billions of dollars trying to silence those...
Almost a year ago this week, The Beacon was rocked by controversy. Nearly 20 staff members resigned. The paper faced fury from within its ranks and from...
If you would have asked me in mid-June whether I thought removing the mask mandate and relieving some social distancing measures was a sign that things...
Calling family is something that the average person sees as routine, not an emotionally grueling task. You talk about your day, maybe complain a bit about...
As many Emerson students might be aware, at the beginning of March it was announced that tuition will increase for all undergraduate students for the second...
Most Emerson students reap the benefits of private education in the heart of Boston for a good four years. But it’s one thing to temporarily occupy space...
As The Beacon’s new editor-in-chief, I wanted to explain why we made the decision to pivot to weekly updates on the state of COVID-19 in Massachusetts,...
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