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The journalism department will restart the student-run Emerson Student News Service this fall to provide students and professors within the department...
Daniel Suazo depends on the money he earns from his job at the Emerson College Dining Center to support his child and pregnant wife. As a result of the...
Cecily Kahn remembers the many times she would accompany her father, Wolf Kahn, to find new subject matter for him to illustrate. Wolf Kahn was a renowned...
Around two dozen students gathered at the Bill Bordy Theatre Tuesday for a Hillel event with Melissa Kraus, a local social justice advocate, who expressed...
Emi Bague, assistant director of international student career services, shared her initial reaction to learning of last month's on-campus racist vandalism...
Ryan Milligan was not actively seeking a position when Title IX Access and Equity reached out to him with an opening for the investigator and coordinator...
Junior Giulia Campos noticed a difference between the equipment she could access for her journalism courses and her visual and media arts classes when...
A sign reading “if you think education is expensive, try ignorance” hangs in the office of Michael Brown—the first professor of color to receive...
Founder and Director of Emerson’s Prison Initiative Mneesha Gellman invited three colleagues to the college Oct. 18, to urge Emerson students to become...
College administrators hope to determine campus policies regarding the usage of cannabidiol—commonly known as CBD oil—by mid-semester as the substance...
An initiative created by a Texas A&M University professor attempts to mediate racial discourse on college campuses across the United States by utilizing...
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority outlined a five-year plan to renovate the Green Line during their community meeting on Tuesday.
Part...