My boyfriend texted me right after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced on Monday that international students would need to leave the U.S....
By Andrew Brinker, Former Senior Investigative Reporter
/ June 25, 2020
European Union officials plan to extend a ban on travellers from the United States as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to silently accelerate in the country,...
By Diana Bravo, Former Copyeditor/Photographer
/ June 22, 2020
The college projects losses between $33 and $76 million in the next fiscal year due to the COVID-19 crisis, according to a letter President M. Lee Pelton...
By Juliet Norman, Former Opinion Editor
/ June 22, 2020
When I am slated to waitress my restaurant’s closing shift, suggesting new appetizers and giving wine recommendations is something I usually look forward...
By Andrew Brinker, Former Senior Investigative Reporter
/ June 20, 2020
The college’s hybrid learning reopening plan announcement last week answered questions that had been lingering on the minds of students and faculty for...
By Diana Bravo, Former Copyeditor/Photographer
/ June 19, 2020
A virtual faculty assembly meeting erupted into angry questioning Tuesday when some professors denounced administration officials for their lack of transparency...
By Ann E. Matica, Former Deputy News Editor
/ June 17, 2020
Emerson’s hybrid-learning reopening plan, announced Wednesday afternoon, answered students’ lingering questions about the fate of the fall semester....
Christopher Stetson Wilson is the administrative associate to the chair of Emerson’s Journalism Department. Wilson is also an Emerson graduate student...
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ June 16, 2020
Emerson’s Kasteel Well study abroad program in the Netherlands will proceed in the fall semester with significant alterations in light of the ongoing...
By Jacob Seitz, Former Staff Writer
/ June 14, 2020
Incoming first-year Emerson students now face a difficult decision—move forward with enrollment as planned and potentially pay full price for a partial...
By Jacob Seitz, Former Staff Writer
/ June 14, 2020
Marlboro College students attending Emerson as a part of the proposed Emerson-Marlboro merger will lose the Marlboro tuition rate guarantee and housing...
By Andrew Brinker, Former Senior Investigative Reporter
/ June 13, 2020
The college’s Washington D.C. study program that sends students to the nation’s capitol to intern and take courses will proceed in the fall semester,...
When then freshman Olivia Lusk left Emerson’s Boston campus in March, she was disappointed her first year—and maybe even her next one—was threatened...
By Diana Bravo, Former Copyeditor/Photographer
/ May 22, 2020
A decision regarding what the fall semester will look like is expected to come by June 12, according to a community-wide email from President M. Lee Pelton...
By Jacob Seitz, Former Staff Writer
/ May 20, 2020
The college hopes to announce a plan for the fall semester featuring some in-person classes combined with the continued use of online instruction some...
Correction: Tim Riley, associate journalism professor and a consulting member of one of COVID-19 working groups, erroneously told The Beacon that the college...
The college notified all 200 individuals registered for the summer Global Pathway programs—which send students around the world for four to six weeks—in...
Emerson Polling plans to launch a survey on Monday to gather data on community concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, which will help guide decisions...
On this week’s episode of The Beacon, we support the medical frontliners who are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, with producer Melissa Rosales, Vice...
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