After more than a month of action for the men’s volleyball team, the Lions are now set up for the bulk of their schedule; most of their next slate of...
Emerson College doubled down on rapidly growing artificial intelligence technology and released official guiding principles on how AI should be used on...
By Peyton Rhoda, Deputy Sports Editor
/ February 26, 2026
From game-sealing plays to flashy passes, senior basketball captain Jacob Armant has done it all for Emerson. Leading them through tragedy and triumph,...
By Natalie Suplick, Beacon Correspondent
/ February 25, 2026
A soft orange glow radiated out the second floor of Emerson College’s Little Building. Inside, students’ chatter mixes with high-intensity game talk...
Late Sunday night, Boston and the Northeast were pummeled by a blizzard considered to be one of the strongest in a decade, leaving more than three feet...
By Arthur Mansavage, Multimedia Managing Editor
/ February 22, 2026
Emerson College will be moving all Boston classes online and asking all nonessential employees to work from home on Tuesday, Feb. 24, the school said in an announcement sent to the Emerson community.
Emerson College will offer temporary housing services to University of Massachusetts Boston students who were displaced from their campus nearly two weeks...
On Wednesday, the Emerson College Staff Union held a bicoastal action in support of five Emerson Los Angeles staff members seeking to join the union. After...
By Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ February 19, 2026
Several students raised concerns regarding Emerson College’s communication about Black History Month last week during the Student Government Association’s...
By Everest Leach, Senior Reporter
/ February 19, 2026
The Emerson College baseball team is set to take on Lasell University this weekend in their first game of the season. A season opener is always exciting,...
A historic snowstorm in late January blanketed Boston’s streets and sidewalks. Weeks later, the winter wonderland has turned into persistent walls of...
By Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ February 11, 2026
Editors note: This article has been updated to add context and clarity.
Vice President of Community, Culture, & Belonging Shaya Gregory Poku attended...
Despite the distance separating Kasteel Well Emerson College students from the U.S., protests and deaths tied to increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
Award-winning actor, producer, director, and author Henry Winkler ’67, will return to Emerson College’s Boston campus in May to deliver the 2026 commencement...
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 Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ February 4, 2026
Last Friday’s student government meeting included a lively open forum regarding the recent presidential communications on safety training and the need...