Under the bright lights of Paramount Center’s Black Box Theatre, Emerson College’s School of Communication celebrated students’ accomplishments at...

Emerson College’s Student Government Association is going to look a little different next year. With the coming of orange leaves and pumpkin spice, SGA,...

The return of a warm sun to Boston, ducklings frolicking across Boston Common, and the occasional tour group on Emerson’s campus signals the end of the...

Editors note: this story has been updated to protect a source out of fear of retribution Emerson College students are known for their creativity in...

Pixelated confetti flew across the screens of hundreds of prospective Emerson College students, who received a long-awaited acceptance notification last...

Late Sunday night, Boston and the Northeast were pummeled by a blizzard considered to be one of the strongest in a decade, leaving more than three feet...

Earlier this month, a federal judge paused the termination of temporary protection status (TPS) for more than 350,000 Haitians in the U.S. The move offered...

On Jan. 29, six weeks after the shooting at Brown University in Providence and the killing of an MIT professor, Emerson College President Jay Bernhardt’s...

During one of the biggest snowstorms Boston has seen in four years, some Emersonians trudged through 23.2 inches of snow to go sledding on Boston Common,...

Earlier this winter, a viral sensation took over: a new strain of the flu. This month marked the highest level of respiratory illness in the United States...

Chants of “ICE out of Boston now,” and “One year longer, one year stronger” echoed through Copley Square as nearly 1,000 demonstrators gathered...

Students from Emerson College’s Nonprofit Fundraising Campaigns class were met with smiles from K-8 children at the Beethoven Ohrenberger School in West...

Not much snow has fallen this holiday season, but shoppers still dashed to take advantage of falling prices. Over the course of the weekend, customers...

With immigration crackdowns taking place all over the US, President Donald Trump’s administration is on pace to “shatter historic records” and deport...

For over a month, more than one million Massachusetts residents have been facing uncertainty between a record-breaking government shutdown and a new spending...

This Halloween, tariffs are scaring away consumers as high prices haunt costume and candy aisles nationwide. With nearly 90% of Halloween merchandise containing...

After 75 years, the iconic North Shore restaurant Kowloon will shut off its bright neon lights and trade its unique, larger-than-life tiki decor for a...

At a Back Bay intersection in August, a 64-year-old man was struck by an e-bike that was delivering food near Copley Square. The victim was rushed to the...

Last week, the sound of trumpets and maracas filled the air of the usually quiet Shapiro Family Courtyard at the Museum of Fine Arts. Those in attendance...

Starting Monday, Sept. 8, Boston commuters subway stations will be more crowded and a lot more vigilant. The MBTA’s newest staff have arrived decked...