By Patrick Pierce, Beacon Correspondent
/ December 12, 2020
An annual city report found that Emerson’s greenhouse gas emissions saw a slight increase in 2019 with the reopening of the Little Building residential...
Dr. Judith Trent’s only official post at Emerson was as a guest lecturer in 1996. But to many in the School of Communication, she will be remembered...
Even though Emerson has offered a taxi voucher program for students who require transportation to the college’s COVID-19 testing center at Tufts Medical...
By Katie Redefer, Former Staff Writer
/ December 9, 2020
The Presidential Working Group addressed questions from the Emerson community about its revised draft of findings about the college’s Title IX processes...
By Alec Klusza, Assistant News Editor
/ December 7, 2020
A number of Emerson’s immunocompromised and disabled professors have reported issues receiving accommodations to teach remotely ahead of the fall semester’s...
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ December 6, 2020
The college extended the grading period for professors by 10 days following the end of the semester on Dec. 9 in an effort to accommodate the extenuating...
By Domenic Conte, Former Sports Columnist
/ December 2, 2020
Members of Emerson's staff union are vying to return to their hard-earned pre-pandemic financial safeguards after enduring a semester without the benefits...
Emerson held its seventh annual International Education Week, a program that seeks to promote the college’s study abroad programs through a series of...
By Katie Redefer, Former Staff Writer
/ December 2, 2020
The Presidential Working Group that is responsible for reviewing Emerson’s sexual misconduct policy made minimal changes to its initial suggestions in...
Emerson President M. Lee Pelton will leave his position in June to take over as chief executive officer and president of local philanthropic leader The...
By Alec Klusza, Assistant News Editor
/ November 30, 2020
On the tail end of Emerson’s first semester under pandemic-era restrictions, students’ reaction to the hybrid model—sold by administrators as a substantive...
By Ann E. Matica, Former Deputy News Editor
/ November 27, 2020
As students prepare for finals, the harsh realities of concluding a semester remotely for the second time this year loom.
Two weeks of remote classes...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ November 26, 2020
The Student Government Association discussed a new partnership that merges Emerson and Tufts Medical Center’s student healthcare resources at its Nov....
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ November 26, 2020
A college policy that prohibits students from mixing flex—a hybrid of in-person and online courses—and online-only courses is disrupting some students’...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ November 24, 2020
The Student Government Association’s fall elections elevated three incumbents and two newcomers to representative positions in the organization following...
At the onset of the pandemic, mass layoffs and unemployment decimated the U.S. and its businesses. Now, in Emerson’s first full semester during COVID-19,...
By Diana Bravo, Former Copyeditor/Photographer
/ November 23, 2020
Amid a spiraling pandemic that Emerson administrators once warned may financially devastate the college, President M. Lee Pelton released his annual State...
Administrators will impose harsh limitations on travel anywhere off-campus this spring in an attempt to limit the spread of the pandemic on campus.
Students...
The college reported four new positive COVID-19 test results among community members Saturday, pushing the college’s weekly testing total to 16, and...
