As fears for a wider regional war in the Middle East grow, advocacy groups in Boston gathered to protest the United States’ military action in Iran.
The...
In recent weeks, Rainbows Pottery Studio, located on Newbury Street, Mass., has become a TikTok sensation, but not for its seemingly family-friendly DIY...
By Catalina Mena, Deputy News Editor
/ February 18, 2026
Earlier this month, a federal judge paused the termination of temporary protection status (TPS) for more than 350,000 Haitians in the U.S. The move offered...
Despite the distance separating Kasteel Well Emerson College students from the U.S., protests and deaths tied to increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
Sure, the Boston sports spirit gets way fired up during the Super Bowl season, especially when it seemed as though the New England Patriots had a promising...
Emerson College students have gotten used to seeing troves of political videos on their TikTok feeds. From scenes of chaos during ICE raids on Minneapolis...
By Avary Amaral, Arts & Lifestyle Editor
/ February 4, 2026
Dimensions, portals, biologic (relating to living organisms), energy, pulp and goo, and living with rocks. These are the various abstract subsections the...
Like most modern writers, writing, literature and publishing professor and author Margot Douaihy uses a laptop to write. But, perhaps unlike most modern...
When you go to the Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym at Emerson College to watch the women’s basketball team, you’re guaranteed to see fireworks when...
By Catalina Mena, Deputy News Editor
/ January 28, 2026
During one of the biggest snowstorms Boston has seen in four years, some Emersonians trudged through 23.2 inches of snow to go sledding on Boston Common,...
By Rina Laby, Deputy Arts & Lifestyle Editor
/ January 28, 2026
In the middle of Downtown Boston, between mounds of dirt-caked snow and seemingly never-ending gray concrete, a posthumanist oasis stands. No, it's not...
By Rina Laby, Deputy Arts & Lifestyle Editor
/ January 28, 2026
In 2016, a group of students began the semester in their Narrative Production Lab by starting production on a short film they had been selected to create...
By Olivia Flanz, Beacon Correspondent
/ January 21, 2026
Walking into the exhibit on the 4th floor of the Institute of Contemporary Art, you are immediately greeted by a painting by Ojibwe artist George Morrison....
By Catalina Mena, Deputy News Editor
/ January 21, 2026
Earlier this winter, a viral sensation took over: a new strain of the flu. This month marked the highest level of respiratory illness in the United States...
At a packed Boston Symphony Hall on Monday, Jan. 5, Mayor Michelle Wu was sworn in for a second term to lead the city. Wu ran unopposed in last November’s...
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Boston on Thursday to protest the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis by an Immigration and Customs...
By Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ December 11, 2025
When asked what advice he’d give himself if he could travel back in time, to when he first started his job, Jay Bernhardt considered the question for...