Staff layoffs, budget cuts, and investments in campus spaces are some of the recent results of a dip in enrollment that plagues Emerson College. This admissions...
Picture this: You get invited to a dinner party and you don’t quite know who invited you, but you show up anyway. Upon arrival, you discover that the...
By Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ March 19, 2026
Earlier today, two positions were eliminated in Emerson College’s Office of Marketing and Communications, a source verified by The Beacon confirmed.
Emerson...
By Bryan Hecht, Content Managing Editor
/ November 18, 2025
During an awkward lull in what was becoming an impassioned speech, Max Brooks reached forward and grabbed an iPhone from an attendee during a talk in The...
At 2 a.m. on Nov. 2, clocks across Emerson College and the country rolled back to 1 a.m. While some enjoyed the extra hour of sleep in the morning, Monika...
For many college students, the recent increase in job uncertainty looms as they approach graduation. As a result, many may flock to the two biggest cities...
For many Emerson students, the commute to class is a quick walk on Boylston Street or a scenic one-block route from Paramount. However, for the second...
By Bryan Hecht, Content Managing Editor
/ October 15, 2025
President Donald Trump’s administration spent the last eight months heating up its efforts to eliminate diversity programs in higher education through...
By Iselin Bratz, Editor-in-Chief
/ October 9, 2025
Last Wednesday, voices rising and falling in careful unison drifted softly from the SPC Black Box. Inside, melodies of Hebrew words of remembrance enveloped...
Sports stadiums reverberating with cheering fans, all wearing the college colors, is what most may imagine when they think of college tradition. But at...
On Thursday evening, screenwriter, producer, and class of ‘98 alumnus Seth Grahame-Smith returned to Emerson to deliver his raw and honest truth about...
On Tuesday, Sept. 23, chefs at the Dining Center were tasked with crafting the entire lunch menu using only ingredients sourced within a 150-mile radius...
Images of pummeled Capitol Police officers and America’s leaders fleeing down Congressional hallways filled the screen of the Bright Family Screening...
By Bryan Hecht, Content Managing Editor
/ September 18, 2025
Kelly Devers-Franklin remembers being one of the first Emerson students to ever move into the Little Building in 1995. Now, from her Ansin Building office,...
When students arrived on campus this year, their dining options were notably different. Changes included making the majority of stations self-service at...
By Madalyn Jimiera, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief, News
/ September 8, 2025
For the second academic year in a row, non-Emerson students will call the Little Building home.
This year, Emerson College will partner with Wentworth...