On the fifth floor of the Colonial residence hall, every Sunday night around 6:30 p.m., Jenna got ready for work.
She stripped off her clothes, found a good angle, and snapped some nude photos of herself....
By Sabine Waldeck, Deputy Opinion Editor February 25, 2021
When was the last time you were able to run into your friend’s arms and give them a big hug? Last time you were able to kiss your partner? Embrace your Grandma? For the safety of the people around you,...
I’m from New York, which is not a very endearing way to start any sentence, but stay with me. When I moved up to Boston for college, I thought I was completely prepared for the harsh Massachusetts winters....
Last month, the Canadian province of Nova Scotia sent down its annual "Nova Scotia Tree for Boston" to the city, which receives a tree each year as a thank you for a century-old aid effort from the...
Members of Emerson's staff union are vying to return to their hard-earned pre-pandemic financial safeguards after enduring a semester without the benefits they sacrificed to the college to help ward off...
By Domenic Conte, Sports Columnist November 21, 2020
Several dozen spectators watched Friday morning as Maltby and Company Tree Service helped erect this year's Nova Scotian white spruce Christmas tree in Boston Common.
The tree is sent by the Canadian...
Dueling crowds positioned themselves on either side of Beacon Street in front of the Massachusett State House Saturday afternoon following Democratic nominees Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ election...
The New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference Presidents Council unanimously canceled NEWMAC’s 2020-21 winter sports season Monday.
Two of the three winter sports teams at Emerson, the...
For this year’s Halloween, many of our traditional plans are no longer the safest and best ways for us to celebrate the holiday.
With large gatherings now considered inherently dangerous, especially...
Even though parties are a no-go this year, a good soundtrack can transform a quiet night into a one or two person soiree in an instant.
Everyone dust off your skeleton jumpsuits, stretch your bones,...
Watching horror movies is a go-to way to celebrate Halloween, especially for those too easily spooked to visit a haunted house or break out a Ouija board. The desire to binge-watch Halloween classics is...
I’d give the Paramount Hotel three stars following my brief stay in the college’s on-campus quarantine residence hall.
After showing symptoms of COVID-19 but receiving a negative test last week,...
For journalism professor Diane Mermigas, teaching in a hybrid format through a pandemic meant that she first had to play the role of a student. Throughout the summer, she took six courses taught by Emerson’s...
To the surprise of many, residents of the Little Building earlier this week were graced by the presence of everyone’s favorite mystery-solving canine, Scooby Doo.
Scooby, a student who requested to...
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Just past the nine-minute mark in the final quarter of game 6 last night, the Boston Celtics were up 96-90 against the Miami Heat. Boston was on their way to forcing a game 7 in the Eastern Conference...
And just like that, the Celtics are back. After a disastrous game 4 loss to the Miami Heat, the Celtics rallied and got back to playing their style of basketball last night as they beat Miami by a score...
After a solid game 3 win on Saturday night to climb back into the Eastern Conference Finals, did the Boston Celtics have a repeat of that performance up their sleeves for game 4 last night? The answer...
By Domenic Conte, Sports Columnist September 24, 2020
Emerson confirmed plans to continue its use of the hybrid learning model instituted this fall in the spring, in an email sent to students Thursday morning.
“Given the current state of the global pandemic,...
By Karissa Schaefer, Staff Writer, Living Arts September 24, 2020
While working a lighting call on “Follies” in the Cutler Majestic Theatre, Greg Crafts ‘03 remembers being pushed to the edge of the top balcony by a ghost.
“I literally felt a hand in the...
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