After making it to the NCAA Division III National Championship meet last year and placing 64th out of 293 runners, senior Yasmin Defne Dadikhi had a simple...
By Rina Laby, Deputy Arts & Lifestyle Editor
/ December 3, 2025
The familiar shriek of the Green Line underneath Boylston Street will come to a halt later this week, as infrastructure upgrades will suspend significant...
Ben Collins, CEO of The Onion, first became a reader of the satirical publication he now helps run when he was an Emerson College student in Boston in...
On a Friday earlier this month, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology hosted a lecture celebrating MIT humanities professor Alan Lightman’s 1992...
By DJ Mara, Deputy News Editor
/ November 18, 2025
While the 2025 Boston municipal election wrapped up over two weeks ago, another city-wide race has been heating up: the campaign for city council president.
While...
By Bryan Hecht, Content Managing Editor
/ November 18, 2025
During an awkward lull in what was becoming an impassioned speech, Max Brooks reached forward and grabbed an iPhone from an attendee during a talk in The...
It’s opening night at the ballet and as the curtain rises, dancers stand, limbs trembling, waiting for the music to start. On Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m., Boston’s...
For many college students, the recent increase in job uncertainty looms as they approach graduation. As a result, many may flock to the two biggest cities...
Tuesday’s mayoral election in America’s largest city capped off a combative three-way race that drew nationwide attention and divided party establishments,...
By Madalyn Jimiera, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief, News
/ November 6, 2025
At the faculty assembly last Tuesday, multiple faculty members addressed the state of academic freedom at Emerson alongside a letter sent to President...
Within an hour after polls closed in Boston at 8 p.m. Tuesday night, the results came in: Mayor Michelle Wu would serve another term leading the city and...
By Sam Shipman, Editor-at-large
/ October 29, 2025
While Emerson students may have plenty of Halloween parties to go to, everyone’s got some gaps in their schedule. We at The Beacon have dug up (graverobbed)...
In more than 50 cities and towns across Massachusetts, voters will head to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect their local leaders. In Somerville, the election...
Thousands of protesters, dressed in colorful outfits and inflatable costumes, a new symbol of farcical opposition to President Donald Trump, headed toward...
Thirteen pro-Palestine protesters arrested during a Downtown Boston demonstration on Tuesday, Oct. 7 will face charges of resisting arrest, disorderly...