Downtown Boston was transformed on Monday, as thousands of runners from across the world crossed the finish line of the 126th Boston Marathon—the first run to be held on Patriots’ Day since the onset...
Several Emerson students are working to fill a library for Brighton school children through a used book campaign organized by the Communication Studies department.
The campaign will run between March...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor March 17, 2022
Emerson students are eagerly anticipating Thursday’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations—especially for those who are experiencing their first holiday in the storied Irish city of Boston.
First-year...
Blue and yellow speckled the Boston Public Garden Sunday afternoon as protestors held Ukrainian flags and signs high, showing their denunciation of Russia’s invasion in Ukraine.
Supporters held posters...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor February 25, 2022
A throng of people donned in blue and yellow gathered at the steps of the Massachusetts State House on Thursday, protesting the invasion of Ukraine launched by Russia just hours earlier.
The crowd waved...
A robbery involving two Emerson students on the Boston Common was reported to the Boston Police Department in the evening of Jan. 22.
The robbery—first reported to the Emerson College Police Department...
Among the many things that Black people have brought into American society, business will always be one of them. In celebration of Black History Month, The Berkeley Beacon highlights 10 notable Black-owned...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor February 10, 2022
On Wednesday, the college reported a singular COVID-19 case of the 879 tests administered Tuesday, setting the daily positivity rate at 0.11 percent and continuing Emerson’s downward trend.
For the...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor February 8, 2022
On Tuesday, Emerson reported two positive COVID-19 tests of the 993 administered Monday, setting the daily positivity rate at 0.20 percent.
The college also reported two community members in on-campus...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor February 8, 2022
On Monday, Emerson reported one positive COVID-19 test for Friday of the 495 administered, setting the positivity rate at 0.20 percent. Zero cases were reported on Saturday and no information was readily...
By Camilo Fonseca, Content Managing Editor February 5, 2022
A fire broke out on a Green Line train on Saturday evening, resulting in the evacuation of Boylston Street station and bringing first responders to the scene.
While passing Kenmore Station, operators...
Lunar New Year falls on Feb. 1 this year, and Emerson students have the perfect opportunity to support businesses in neighboring Chinatown. This community has a rich and vibrant history, and students can...
By Bailey Allen, Deputy Enterprise Editor February 3, 2022
Emerson students witnessed a winter storm of a magnitude not seen in New England in years, dropping nearly two feet of snow over the weekend and enveloping the Boston campus in white-out conditions.
Saturday’s...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor February 3, 2022
Emerson reported seven positive COVID-19 cases Wednesday of the 1,163 tests administered Tuesday, setting the daily positivity rate at 0.60 percent.
Four community members were reported to be in on-campus...
By Abigail Lee, Assistant Enterprise News Editor February 3, 2022
Emerson relocated 40 students to the W Boston Hotel at the beginning of the spring semester, in order to free up spaces for on-campus isolation in the face of surging COVID-19 cases.
Students were...
By Adri Pray, Assistant Express News Editor February 1, 2022
As of Tuesday, Emerson reported six positive COVID-19 cases of the 1,685 tests administered, setting the daily positivity rate at 0.36 percent.
Tuesday also reported that seven community members were...
New England is experiencing a winter storm of a magnitude not seen in years, dropping nearly two feet of snow on downtown Boston and enveloping Emerson’s campus in near-whiteout conditions.
Since...
Weeks after its grand opening, Boston's first Chick-fil-A restaurant is still drawing crowds to its Boylston Street location—yet some Emerson community members are still not sold on the chicken joint.
The...