Standing tall in the bright spotlight, Elle Woods belts out her climactic song, “So Much Better,” after she lands a competitive internship,...

Update (Nov. 9, 11:20p.m.) In early 2002, the Boston Globe’s Spotlight team of four investigative journalists shone a light on the sexual abuse...

Maps show where we are, direct where to go, and reveal an illustration of the world we live in. Through fashion photography, an Emerson duo is constructing...

Labellum, a new student zine about the human experience, reveals the vibrancy of an untouched, unchangeable, and truly intimate existence. The first edition of...

As the lights dim on the stage, a set resembling a small ‘80s-style diner comes into focus. Retro chairs and tables accompany bar stools in front...

Mr. Men and Little Miss are all grown up. In a nod to the past and a jab at pop culture, Dylan Klymenko, who graduated from Emerson in 2008, illustrated...

A building perpetually burns—a giant eye constantly stares. It sounds like an Orwellian dystopia, but no worries; all was well last Saturday night...

A goat yearns for something more than just the grass in his own pen. Sisters struggle to cope with a loss, and settlers strap in for a one way trip to...

Last Thursday night, laughter and applause spilled from Piano Row’s Multipurpose Room as comedy lovers settled in for a night of hilarity at Rick...

The distant yet familiar words “O beautiful, for spacious skies” can open both our hearts and our history textbooks, prompting us to look back...

Excited murmurs hovered over a full house in the Cabaret last Sunday evening for Stuff and Sings, an open mic event put together by Police Geese president...

Five acts took the Little Building’s Cabaret stage for a shot at winning the audience’s support and the judges’ votes at the Battle of...

Ever since he was 15, Blake Campbell has had a knack for poetry. Earlier this month, Campbell, who graduated summa cum laude from Emerson in 2015, won...