By Parker Purifoy, Former Managing Editor
/ September 4, 2019
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority scheduled widespread closures of sections of the T on weekends, starting in mid-September and finishing...
Boston’s first Straight Pride Parade transformed the city’s downtown into scenes of contentious encounters and conflicting ideologies on Saturday.
The...
The Straight Pride Parade will pass the college’s Boylston and Tremont Street buildings today. The controversial march first gained media attention in...
By Parker Purifoy, Former Managing Editor
/ August 30, 2019
The Boston Police Department alerted residents of road closures and other restrictions on Friday via a press release in anticipation of the Straight Pride...
By Abigail Hadfield, Former Deputy Copy Editor
/ August 29, 2019
Straight Pride Parade organizer Samson Racioppi said at a press conference Thursday night that President M. Lee Pelton put parade organizers at risk by...
By Abigail Hadfield, Former Deputy Copy Editor
/ August 28, 2019
President M. Lee Pelton released a statement today condemning the Straight Pride Parade scheduled to pass by Emerson’s campus on Saturday, August 31.
The...
By Jacob Seitz, Former Staff Writer
/ August 22, 2019
President Pelton released a statement on Wednesday, August 28. Read the most recent coverage here.
President M. Lee Pelton plans to release a statement...
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ April 11, 2019
Andrew Yang, a fringe Democratic candidate for the 2020 presidential election, called for universal basic income—providing $1,000 a month to every American...
By Jacob Seitz, Former Staff Writer
/ April 8, 2019
Governor Charles Baker signed a bill banning conversion therapy for minors on April 8. This decision makes Massachusetts the 16th state in the nation to...
By Tomas Gonzalez, Former Staff Writer/Photographer
/ April 6, 2019
Hundreds of people rallied in front of the Massachusetts State House advocating for the U.S. government to release Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s...
By Belen Dumont, Former News Editor
/ April 6, 2019
Potential Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg called for affordable higher education and equal opportunities for those without a college degree...
A pair of students joined a press frenzy outside of a Boston courthouse where charges from a nationwide college admissions bribery scandal were being heard...
The Boston Fire Department extinguished a two-alarm fire that broke out in a 24-story high rise under construction next to the Wilbur Theatre at the corner...
By Parker Purifoy, Former Managing Editor
/ March 31, 2019
Over 150 cancer patients, volunteers, and lawmakers rallied in the Massachusetts State House on March 28 to lobby for multiple anti-tobacco bills going...
By Belen Dumont, Former News Editor
/ March 28, 2019
The Green Line extension project, or GLX, will close three major bridges in Somerville and begin construction on six new stations this month.
The project,...
By Belen Dumont, Former News Editor
/ March 27, 2019
Governor Charlie Baker introduced a bill in the State Senate on March 7 to monitor financial stability among Commonwealth colleges and universities.
The...
New England Treatment Access opened its doors Saturday at 9 a.m. as the first dispensary to offer non-medical cannabis in the greater Boston area.
The...
New England Treatment Access Brookline location will open on March 23 as the first dispensary to offer non-medicinal cannabis in the greater Boston area....
By Rory Sheil, The Berkeley Beacon
/ October 29, 2014
Thomas Michael Menino, Boston’s longest-serving mayor, left behind a legacy that has helped make Emerson the campus students recognize today. His death...
Two consecutive bombs were detonated near the finish line of the Boston Marathon today at 2:50 p.m., injuring several Emerson students, and, according...
