As students and members of the Emerson College community, we are demanding immediate action from the administration to protect our most vulnerable peers—immigrant, refugee, and international students—whose safety is increasingly at risk.
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ March 19, 2025
The moment Neal Francis began his interview with The Beacon, he said hello before taking a moment to light incense. Dressed in a slick jumpsuit that could...
I returned to campus yesterday to teach my first class since spring break. I rarely go anywhere over spring break, but this year, I decided I wanted to...
By DJ Mara, Senior Political Reporter
/ March 19, 2025
Mayor Michelle Wu delivered her third State of the City address Wednesday night at MGM Music Hall in Fenway, updating key stakeholders and constituents...
With admissions season in full swing, many colleges across the country have begun boasting their unique academic programs, student organizations, and career...
As March Madness kicks off, all eyes are on the court for the next two weeks—but don’t discount the ladies. These teams are stacked with strong women...
While the majority of Emerson students vacated the Little Building for spring break, one floor of the dorm building remained active, occupied with Boston...
Supporters packed the stands of Rotch Field on a sunny 56-degree Saturday to watch the Emerson men’s lacrosse team face the Wheaton College Lyons in...
By Rylie Burns, Operations Managing Editor, Layout Editor & Newsletter Editor
/ March 18, 2025
The Lion’s Den, one of Emerson’s busiest social spots, will now be open on the weekends and operate on extended hours, according to an email sent to...
Emerson’s Department of Journalism hosted a screening of “October 8” to an audience of 20 Emerson College community members, most of whom were members...
By DJ Mara, Senior Political Reporter
/ March 6, 2025
The Communication Studies department hosted its first “Deliberative Dialogues” event Wednesday night, March 5, aimed at bringing diverse perspectives...
