Emerson is marshaling thousands of students from their homes across the country for the second time this academic year, as the 7-day average of confirmed COVID-19 cases
Citing improvements to COVID-19 metrics since the start of the year, Gov. Charlie Baker announced
Last semester, after The Beacon drew a wave of public criticisms and staff resignations, it
The women’s soccer team announced their captains for next season on Jan. 2—junior goalkeeper Megan
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed “Laura’s Law” on Friday, named after a beloved Emerson alumna
After 1,462 days of one of the most contentious presidential administrations to date, the sun
Massachusetts reported 3,987 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, a drastic rise from the 2,567 new infections reported Tuesday. The death toll rose by 78. Wednesday marks the second time this week
Former Associate Vice President of Information Technology Brian Basgen is slated to lead the college’s IT department following the retirement of former Vice President William Gilligan in December. The appointment,
Emerson’s first winter term earned praise from students and faculty alike, who shared positive experiences about the accelerated classes that spanned the course of winter break. The college offered 36
The college rejected a petition signed by 15 Writing, Literature, and Publishing graduate students to reverse academic scheduling changes planned for the spring semester. The
After two-and-a-half years lighting up Tremont Street with its iconic neon red sign, the 4th Wall Restaurant & Bar will go dark for an indefinite
The college hired Brandin Dear as the new associate dean of campus life and director of counseling, health, and wellness, officials announced in a Friday
Emerson’s COVID-19 testing procedure at Tufts Medical Center has been altered for the Spring 2021 semester to involve less interaction between testing staff and the
In preparation for potential demonstrations, Boston police plan to increase security near Emerson’s campus in the days in preparation for potential violence on inauguration day.
Off-campus students staying in Boston over winter break have not accessed testing through Emerson since Nov. 26. Those students will have to wait until Jan.
With the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden being planned just eight days from now, Gov. Charlie Baker said Tuesday that the state is not aware
Amid a pandemic that has taken 1.96 million lives and is set to infect many more, the world anxiously awaited
On the day Congress met to certify President-elect Joe Biden’s victory over incumbent President Donald Trump, a violent mob of
Much like everyone in my generation, I use dating apps. Tinder, Grindr, and Hinge are currently downloaded on my phone.
As the fall semester slowly comes to its end, many students across the country are preparing to return home for
Saturday Night Live featured player Bowen Yang joined Emerson students during a live Q&A titled “A Night with Bowen Yang” on Tuesday night. During the hour-long Zoom webinar, he discussed Andrew Yang’s run for New York City mayor, the making
Video games have been around since the 1950s, bringing forth old-school classic computer games like “Tennis for Two” and “Spacewar.”
Multimedia artist Daniel Callahan, an affiliate professor of Emerson, has been appointed by the Roxbury Cultural District as the president
Sophomore theatre and performance major Jasmine Hawkins is set to become the first Emerson student to produce a musical with
After nearly two years in the making, junior Alex Hrisanthopoulos released Tom and Charlie’s Road Trip, his first feature film,
