Editor's Note: Although members of Emerson SJP asked to remain anonymous due to safety concerns, their identities are known to the Beacon.
Dozens of Emerson students walked out of class Wednesday afternoon...
On Friday, the Emerson Union for Resident Assistants (EURA) and members of the Emerson College Students’ Union (ECSU) organized a rally commencing at the Boylston T stop and concluding near the 2B alley....
Emerson College officials announced Thursday that they will not recognize the Emerson Union for Resident Assistants as a union, despite more than 85 percent of members voting in support of its formation.
“As...
Emerson resident assistants representing campuses in Boston and the Netherlands announced Monday their intention to unionize, joining the wave of unionizing movements among RAs in Massachusetts.
On...
Editor’s note: This story has been updated with information reflecting the successful student registration on Thursday morning.
Emerson’s course registration software, Banner Registration, failed...
At ten years old, Brian Basgen logged on to a bulletin board system, a computer software that allows users to share messages on a network. At 15 years old, Basgen saw the emergence of the World Wide Web...
In the heart of Boston, a collaboration between students and the city is rewriting the narrative of learning.
Faced with the challenge of teaching students in her 2019 Nonprofit Fundraising Campaigns...
For over seven years, Erin Robins explored several pursuits in special education. However, she began to feel limited working within the education system and sought to move beyond those boundaries. Seeking...
Candidates running for Boston City Council At-Large gathered at Boston University on Oct. 3 to participate in a forum hosted by the Boston University College Democrats (BUCD) and the Boston University...
As thousands of college students returned to Boston in early September for the start of the new school year, the subsequent surge in COVID-19 cases followed similar patterns to the start of past Emerson...
By Olivia LeDuc , Assistant News Editor September 27, 2023
Jordan “Jordy” Lome has joined Emerson’s Student Accessibility Services (SAS) team as the first Assistant Director of Accessible Engagement.
Their brand-new position, designed to strengthen...
The college saw several changes to physical locations on campus over the summer, including the bookstore, the Max Mutchnick Campus Center, and a new green wall located in Piano Row.
In June, a campus-wide...
For the first time in two years, Emerson College is beginning its 2023-24 school year with a full-time president: Dr. Jay M. Bernhardt.
In January, Emerson officials formally announced that Bernhardt,...
Remembered as a “legend” in and outside the classroom and newsroom, the Emerson community mourns the loss of Dr. Marsha Della-Giustina, who broke glass ceilings for women in local television and helped...
William Gilligan knew right away he didn’t want to be president long-term.
Gilligan stepped into the interim presidency in May 2021, just weeks after retiring from his job as vice president of IT....
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