When Nyla Hicks Fernandes graduates this year from the Community Academy of Science and Health (CASH), a public high school in Dorchester, Mass., she will...
It’s been just over a year since it was announced that pitcher Laney Fukuoka would be joining Emerson College’s baseball team as its first female player....
Walk onto almost any college campus right now, and you’ll hear it almost immediately: someone arguing about a bad bet, someone else bragging about hitting...
By Avary Amaral, Arts & Lifestyle Editor
/ April 23, 2026
When going to a *junkyard event, you can expect to enter a space intentionally curated for lovers of live music, whimsy, and collectivity. Handmade on-theme...
More than 30,000 participants took part in the 130th Boston Marathon on Monday. Records were broken, running conditions were ideal, and the city was electric....
One hundred and eighty thousand people packed Boston Common on Saturday, March 28 for the third “No Kings” protest since President Donald Trump returned...
Earlier this month, Emerson College hosted its first Teach-in on Timely Topics after retiring the former Teach-in on Race. Held March 2-5, the teach-in...
Nearly one million people packed the streets of Boston on Sunday, March 15, for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. While some said this year’s festivities...
By Jay Guarino, Beacon Correspondent
/ March 2, 2026
All across Europe, people took to the streets to celebrate Carnival, an annual festival kicking off the Catholic season of Lent.
The celebration began...
By Nick Peace, Photo Editor & Video Editor
/ February 27, 2026
Slippery sidewalks and towering snowbanks once again greeted Bostonians in the wake of the record setting Blizzard Hernando. While Rhode Island, Connecticut,...
By Arthur Mansavage, Multimedia Managing Editor
/ February 22, 2026
Emerson College will be moving all Boston classes online and asking all nonessential employees to work from home on Tuesday, Feb. 24, the school said in an announcement sent to the Emerson community.