By Colin A. Young, State House News Service
/ January 21, 2021
Citing improvements to COVID-19 metrics since the start of the year, Gov. Charlie Baker announced Thursday that he will lift the 9:30 p.m. curfew that...
After 1,462 days of one of the most contentious presidential administrations to date, the sun broke out in Washington D.C. on Wednesday as Joseph R. Biden...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ January 20, 2021
Massachusetts reported 3,987 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, a drastic rise from the 2,567 new infections reported Tuesday. The death toll rose by 78.
Wednesday...
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ January 16, 2021
After two-and-a-half years lighting up Tremont Street with its iconic neon red sign, the 4th Wall Restaurant & Bar will go dark for an indefinite hibernation...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ January 15, 2021
In preparation for potential demonstrations, Boston police plan to increase security near Emerson’s campus in the days in preparation for potential violence...
By Matt Murphy, State House News Service
/ January 12, 2021
With the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden being planned just eight days from now, Gov. Charlie Baker said Tuesday that the state is not aware...
Boloco Modern Mexican will reopen its Boston Common location on Jan. 12, resuming dining at the Emerson staple for the first time in nine months.
The...
College students would be anonymously surveyed about their experiences with sexual misconduct on campus and would have access to new, confidential resources...
By Colin A. Young, State House News Service
/ January 7, 2021
President-elect Joe Biden formally nominated Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to serve as labor secretary Thursday night, solidifying Massachusetts' influence...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ January 7, 2021
Wednesday’s spike in new COVID-19 cases was the largest Boston has seen in a single day since spring, Mayor Martin J. Walsh reported in a press conference...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ January 7, 2021
Mayor Martin J. Walsh said President Donald J. Trump should be removed from office following the armed insurrection of the U.S. Capitol Building Wednesday.
“I...
More than 50 demonstrators marched from Nubian Square to the Massachusetts State House Wednesday night protesting the Trump-inspired siege of the U.S....
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ January 6, 2021
Emerson students living in the Washington D.C. area expressed fear and outrage as a right-wing mob supporting President Donald J. Trump stormed the U.S....
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ January 5, 2021
Boston will continue on with its rolled back reopening until Jan. 27, three weeks later than scheduled, Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced at a press conference...
By Katie Lannan, State House News Service
/ December 30, 2020
The Baker administration has been anticipating that Massachusetts would receive about 300,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end of 2020, a projection...
By Collin A. Young, State House News Service
/ December 15, 2020
Have yourself a merry little Christmas, emphasis on little.
That was the message Tuesday from Gov. Charlie Baker as he urged people to take COVID-19...
Boston will move back to phase two of its reopening Wednesday forcing the closures of many indoor activities amid a drastic spike in COVID-19 infections,...
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...
By Chris Lisinski, State House News Service
/ December 9, 2020
The Baker administration plans to distribute 300,000 COVID-19 vaccines over the next three months to Massachusetts residents and workers who face the highest...
