The college’s sidewalk expansion project on Boylston St. is indefinitely delayed, according to a college official.
The sidewalk on the campus side of Boylston St. will be reopened and free of construction...
The college announced four new restaurants coming to campus in 2020 and said they expected to finalize leases for two more in coming weeks, in an email to the community Friday.
Tatte Bakery and Café...
By Chris Van Buskirk, Former Editor-in-Chief/Emerson ‘21 December 31, 2019
his year saw everything from the acquisition of a new college to a professional NBA team getting stuck in an elevator. With 2019 drawing to end in a few hours, senior editors at The Beacon compiled a list of their top ten stories of the year. All the lists were then averaged out to create the one here.
By Tomas Gonzalez, Staff Writer/Photographer September 20, 2019
Construction for the sidewalk expansion will begin on Sept. 25, according to an email sent to the community on Friday.
According to the email, the college plans to widen the sidewalk from the corner...
The college expects to begin the first phase of construction on the sidewalk expansion project in the next few weeks, pending city approval.
The concept, approved by the city, details an expansion of...
The number of resident assistant applicants dropped by approximately 10.5 percent for the 2019-2020 academic year, despite the demand for RAs increasing because of the opening of the Little Building.
Colonial...
The college does not have a confirmed opening date for The Commons on 172 Tremont St., according to Director of the Campus Center Joshua Hamlin.
Hamlin announced in a Nov. 2, 2018 forum...
The residence director of the Colonial residence hall continues to receive noise complaints from residents who share a wall with the Little Building construction project.
Suffolk Construction Company...
Suffolk Construction placed a 150-feet-tall tower crane on top of the Little Building construction site on Sunday as part of ongoing renovations.
In an email, Director of Construction Management...
Students and administrators discussed construction noise issues that have dogged the Colonial Building across two semesters at a forum on Thursday night.
Colonial residents and administrators gathered...
Jackhammers and construction noise wake up students living in Colonial Residence Hall instead of their alarm clocks. Residents said they are struggling with the commotion from Little Building and Colonial...
At issue: Construction noise continues to interrupt student life
Our take: Emerson owes students an explanation
Remember when the Paramount Center, with its five-minute walk to the center of...
Subcontractors removed pieces of Walker Building’s exterior this past weekend in preparation for future maintenance.
Director of Construction Management Michael Faia wrote in an email the subcontractors...
The Academic Advising Center and Office of the Registrar will move from the Union Bank Building to the fourth floor of Ansin Building, which is aimed to reduce student traffic and make communication...
The college may dedicate its newest 172 Tremont St. building to student spaces.
The Office of Student Engagement and Leadership led student tours and discussed how to best utilize the...
I spent fall semester living in a castle, so I knew that coming back to the Boston would be a challenge. I was excited to move into the Colonial Building, luckily, with some good friends. Living in...
At issue: Building acquisition amid union negotiations
Our take: Now is not the time to snag another property
The college announced their decision to purchase a $24 million property facing Boston Common...
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