By Ethan Cotler, Staff Writer
/ September 29, 2022
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Board of Directors held a virtual public meeting on Thursday—its first since late August—which covered...
In the week following the Orange Line's reopening after its 30-day shutdown, many Emerson students and Orange Line riders across Boston feel burdened by...
By Maeve Lawler, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief
/ September 26, 2022
The MBTA Green Line D branch closed on Sept. 24, commencing the first of three nine-day closures to allow for upgrades and maintenance.
The temporary...
Dozens of counter-protesters gathered outside of the Boston Children’s Hospital Sunday in response to the highly controversial visit of Canada-native...
The Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition hosted its 33rd annual Boston Freedom Rally in the Boston Common Saturday, known by most attendees as “HempFest.”
Originally,...
The Orange Line resumed its regular service on Monday after a 30-day closure. The first trains left the Oak Grove and Forest Hills Station at 5:16 a.m.,...
Boston Bluebike riders reacted positively to free bike passes while voicing improvements they would like to see made in the city’s transportation.
The...
The Boston Common buzzed with vendors and visitors attending the 12th Asian American Day Festival on Saturday afternoon. After a two-year pause due to...
By Bailey Allen, Former news editor
/ September 14, 2022
Emerson College Police Department increased campus building security Tuesday night after a package delivered to a Northeastern University building exploded...
By Maeve Lawler, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief
/ September 9, 2022
On Tuesday, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Transportation Department announced a 9.4-mile expansion of Boston’s bike lanes, most set to be built...
Maura Healey (D) is set to face Geoff Diehl (R) in November’s midterm elections for Massachusetts governor after both clinched a victory in the primary...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ August 25, 2022
President Biden announced on Wednesday a plan to relieve $10,000 in student loan debt for low-to-middle income borrowers and extended the pause on student...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ August 20, 2022
Emerson’s Campus Life Office shared alternative travel resources and on-campus spaces available to off-campus students in light of city-wide MBTA shutdowns...
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...
Several Emerson students are working to fill a library for Brighton school children through a used book campaign organized by the Communication Studies...
Blue and yellow speckled the Boston Public Garden Sunday afternoon as protestors held Ukrainian flags and signs high, showing their denunciation of Russia’s...
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...
