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[Photo] Troubled teen programs guarantee torture, not treatment

By MacKenzie Zwillman, Beacon Staff / March 27, 2024

[Photo] Neil Gaiman takes the stage at Emerson’s Colonial Theater to screams of excitement

October 5, 2023

Neil Gaiman

[Photo] Emerson’s “support” of WGA is not enough

By Jackson Bailey, Staff Writer / July 2, 2023

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[Photo] Emerson alumni ‘the Daniels’ sweep the Oscars in seven categories

March 22, 2023

The Daniels.

[Photo] Right-wing conservatives declare war on the FBI for doing its job

By Dennis Catrini, Beacon Correspondent / March 8, 2023

[Photo] Media Technologies and Production to host third annual blood drive

March 1, 2023

[Photo] From Hollywood to Broadway: Why a stage adaptation of “La La Land” Just won’t work.

By Roma Welsh, Beacon Correspondent / February 23, 2023

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[Photo] Attorney General Andrea Campbell pledges to fight for gun legislation, reproductive rights

February 1, 2023

Attorney General Andrea Campbell.

[Photo] ‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ keeps terrible mystery writing alive

By Shannon Garrido, Multimedia Editor / November 30, 2022

Creative Commons

[Photo] Auditing the auditor’s race: Amore, DiZoglio promise transparency within Auditor’s Office

By Adam Spector / November 2, 2022

[Photo] Ethics aside, the death penalty is legal. Use it or lose it.

By Sophia Pargas, Living Arts Editor / October 19, 2022

Creative Commons

[Photo] Paramore is for the Blacks. Argue with the wall

By Hadera McKay, Opinion Editor / September 28, 2022

Photo of Hayley Williams

[Photo] How can the Patriots return to January football and possible postseason glory?

By Aidan Crooke / September 23, 2022

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick

[Photo] Five questions facing the Boston Bruins as preseason approaches

By Leo Kagan / September 21, 2022

[Photo] A Starr is born: how the media made a name for Monica Lewinsky

By Meg Richards / September 21, 2022

Monica Lewinsky TEDTalk/Creative Commons

[Photo] Someone call an ambulance for Michael Bay’s new action flick

By Charlie Ambler / April 21, 2022

Michael Bay

[Photo] College, city work toward climate damage mitigation

By Vivi Smilgius / April 21, 2022

[Photo] Staff union files federal complaint against college

April 13, 2022

The National Labor Relations Board headquarters in Washington, D.C.

[Photo] Spielberg’s West Side Story Is Not the ‘Progressive’ Remake We Hoped For

By Christina Horacio / March 23, 2022

[Photo] The far right is being manipulated by Vladimir Putin to spread false information

By Justin Chen / March 17, 2022

[Photo] Appreciation without appropriation: the internal conflict of consuming Black media as a white person

By Vivi Smilgius / March 2, 2022

[Photo] The Ukraine crisis isn’t complicated—unless you’re imperialist.

By Camilo Fonseca / February 24, 2022

[Photo] Emerson professor breaks down Ukraine conflict

March 3, 2022

Ukrainian Army soldiers fighting pro-Russian separatists in the Donbass region, 2015

[Photo] Super Bowl halftime show reflects the Black experience, but its efforts are performative

By Hadera McKay / February 16, 2022

[Photo] Why we still love ‘Twilight’

By Hadera McKay / December 11, 2021

[Photo] Don’t stuff your animals; team anti taxidermy

By Campbell Parish / November 18, 2021

[Photo] Keemstar, The Bogeyman of YouTube

By Kaitlyn Fehr / October 21, 2021

[Photo] Running with your crisis

By Charlie Brian Ambler / September 30, 2021

[Photo] Emerson students torn on live music festival

By Vivi Smilgius, Correspondent / September 30, 2021

The Governors Ball in 2014

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[Photo] Troubled teen programs guarantee torture, not treatment

[Photo] Neil Gaiman takes the stage at Emerson’s Colonial Theater to screams of excitement

[Photo] Emerson’s “support” of WGA is not enough

[Photo] Emerson alumni ‘the Daniels’ sweep the Oscars in seven categories

[Photo] Right-wing conservatives declare war on the FBI for doing its job

[Photo] Media Technologies and Production to host third annual blood drive

[Photo] From Hollywood to Broadway: Why a stage adaptation of “La La Land” Just won’t work.

[Photo] Attorney General Andrea Campbell pledges to fight for gun legislation, reproductive rights

[Photo] ‘Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin’ keeps terrible mystery writing alive

[Photo] Auditing the auditor’s race: Amore, DiZoglio promise transparency within Auditor’s Office

[Photo] Ethics aside, the death penalty is legal. Use it or lose it.

[Photo] Paramore is for the Blacks. Argue with the wall

[Photo] How can the Patriots return to January football and possible postseason glory?

[Photo] Five questions facing the Boston Bruins as preseason approaches

[Photo] A Starr is born: how the media made a name for Monica Lewinsky

[Photo] Someone call an ambulance for Michael Bay’s new action flick

[Photo] College, city work toward climate damage mitigation

[Photo] Staff union files federal complaint against college

[Photo] Spielberg’s West Side Story Is Not the ‘Progressive’ Remake We Hoped For

[Photo] The far right is being manipulated by Vladimir Putin to spread false information

[Photo] Appreciation without appropriation: the internal conflict of consuming Black media as a white person

[Photo] The Ukraine crisis isn’t complicated—unless you’re imperialist.

[Photo] Emerson professor breaks down Ukraine conflict

[Photo] Super Bowl halftime show reflects the Black experience, but its efforts are performative

[Photo] Why we still love ‘Twilight’

[Photo] Don’t stuff your animals; team anti taxidermy

[Photo] Keemstar, The Bogeyman of YouTube

[Photo] Running with your crisis

[Photo] Emerson students torn on live music festival

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