On Wednesday, The Berkeley Beacon published an article titled 'Hamas’ Attack: A Tragedy for Israel and a Death Knell for Palestine,' written by Staff...
The two-state solution is dead. Hamas has killed it.
It lingered for over half a century, sometimes as fantasy, sometimes deliriously close to being...
If you’ve ever had sex, or thought about it, there are likely specific things that really turn you on. Whether you are into missionary or you aced the...
Multi-faceted Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski recently released her 7th studio album, “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We.” The record...
As I near the end of my college journey, I grapple with the realization that I never truly connected with the Hispanic community at Emerson.
Despite...
By Meg Richards, Managing Editor
/ October 4, 2023
I have vivid memories of my nine-year-old self sneaking downstairs every Saturday morning, before anyone else was awake, to watch my VCR taped performance...
By Amyah Bishop, Beacon Correspondent
/ September 27, 2023
Boston is home to lauded sports teams, revered educational institutions, and arguably, even the American Revolution. The popular Boston tourist attraction...
As privileged communities in America continue to advance, class division increases and the collective consciousness is further disrupted. The narrative...
After the events of orientation, where eager Emerson freshmen were welcomed by shrill undergrads serenading them in their cars, it's natural for incoming...
By Merritt Hughes, Dept. Campus Editor
/ September 20, 2023
After a 27-hour-car ride from Louisiana, my first steps onto Emerson’s campus three weeks ago were in a rush to meet my roommate for the first time....
By Hailey Akau, Assistant Multimedia Editor and Magazine Section Editor
/ September 13, 2023
Growing up Asian, Hispanic, and Kānaka Maoli on the island of Oʻahu, I have always been keenly aware of my racial identity and the way it is viewed by...