Amid a national reckoning on systemic racism, multiple groups composed of students and alumni have sent letters
The fall Kasteel Well study abroad program has been canceled after the college was unable to secure permission for U.S. citizens to enter the Netherlands, according to a college official. The cancellation follows a
Over the past several months, Emerson has been slowly doling out new information on what
Three Anoka Middle School for the Arts alumni have accused former Emerson assistant professor Jefferson
The fall Kasteel Well study abroad program has been canceled after the college was unable to secure permission for U.S. citizens to enter the Netherlands,
The classes of 2020 and 2021 will share a commencement weekend in May 2021, the
Emerson will not adjust its reopening plan as it already satisfies new quarantine and testing
Last semester, visual and media arts major and rising senior Isa Moon served as president
Edmund Ansin, Emerson benefactor and owner of the news station WHDH in Boston, died Sunday,
Los Angeles County officials have not given the college’s LA campus clearance to reopen in late August as originally scheduled, forcing administrators to shift at
In the month since Emerson announced its hybrid learning plan for the fall semester, a chorus of faculty voices have questioned its logistics and practicality,
The Marlboro campus on Potash Hill—once valued at $10 million by Emerson—sold to Democracy Builders in May for $225,000, according to new documents obtained by
The usual operations of student organizations will be severely limited under strict social distancing regulations in the fall, college officials revealed Monday. Room capacities will
The college will move the mailroom out of the Colonial Building basement and into the first floor of the Little Building before the beginning of
In a world toppled by the COVID-19 pandemic, Emerson administration gave students a choice: return to an altered campus and participate in a mix of in-person and online classes or opt to go fully online. (Another handful, alternatively, chose to
Around this time each year since I officially entered Emerson, I’ve always found myself coming to campus with a certain worry. As an incoming first-year student two years ago, my biggest concern was if students and faculty thought I was
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Anna Burke, first year MFA student and professor at Emerson, was surrounded by feminist fairy tales like Beauty and the
The 39th Annual EVVY Awards will be live streamed today at 8 p.m. EST. The virtual event was put together
Rising seniors Arasha Lalani and Kyle Goold dreamed of hosting the EVVYs ever since their freshman year. In October 2019,
After canceling the in-person show for the 39th annual EVVY Awards due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the EVVY’s production team
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