By Bailey Allen, Former news editor April 16, 2021
As Emerson prepares to hire a new sustainability manager, the college is pushing forward in its effort to create a more environmentally friendly campus.
Cathy Liebowitz, Emerson’s former sustainability...
When maintenance worker Ramiro Soto returns home after a long day of cleaning Emerson buildings, he disinfects his backpack, jumps in the shower, and places the clothes he wore that day in a plastic bag...
Emerson installed five awnings covering outdoor seating in the 2 Boylston Place alleyway on March 5, in an effort to keep the five tables in the alley available during inclement weather.
The awnings...
By Patrick Pierce, Beacon Correspondent December 12, 2020
An annual city report found that Emerson’s greenhouse gas emissions saw a slight increase in 2019 with the reopening of the Little Building residential hall.
The Little Building alone has added...
Emerson will continue to house students and hold classes in the four-star W hotel during the spring semester, extending a deal that put approximately 200 students in the downtown space this fall.
Students...
The rapidly approaching fall semester will see Emerson’s vertical downtown Boston campus drastically altered due to COVID-19 safety restrictions and new retrofitting designed to keep larger groups from...
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’s sidewalk expansion project experienced unanticipated delays in December but is still projected to finish on schedule in mid-September, according to a college official.
The delays resulted...
A Mediterranean franchise will open in the space formerly occupied by Griddler’s Burgers & Dogs at 134-136 Boylston St. in January, according to a restaurant executive.
The restaurant, Garbanzo,...
Emerson’s new sustainability manager, Catherine Liebowitz, hopes to strengthen the green community on campus.
Liebowitz filled the role formerly held by Amy Elvidge, who left Emerson in July 2018...
The college’s dining workers renegotiated their union contract with Bon Appétit Management Company in May 2019 to provide them with more benefits after their previous contract expired last April.
The...
By Tomas Gonzalez, Staff Writer/Photographer March 26, 2019
The college delayed the construction of a new fitness center in Piano Row’s Max Mutchnick Campus Center to fall 2021 instead of the initial spring 2020 start date, so student organizations can move out...
The college plans to relocate serving stations, provide more seating, and expand the hours of the Dining Center to accommodate for the influx of students who will need a meal plan during the fall 2019...
By Tomas Gonzalez, Staff Writer/Photographer February 21, 2019
The college plans to reinstate Eco-Reps, students who promote on-campus sustainability, in fall 2019, a college official said.
The Eco-Reps program went inactive after spring 2018, when the students...
Emerson came in last place in a recycling competition against five other Boston colleges and universities last spring. This semester, the Sustainability Committee and Bon Appetit combined resources to...
The Emerson C-Store offers a wide variety of snacks options for students—from potato chips to sushi—at its new location in the Max Mutchnick Campus Center.
Located on the second floor of the Piano...
Some residents of 2 Boylston Place have said they are disappointed with structural problems they’re experiencing in Emerson’s newest residence hall.
Residents said the most common issues seen throughout...
Emerson gained several new dining and social spaces as it lost the entirety of the Little Building to renovations this summer.
2 Boylston Place has 375 beds and 18 floors and features three common areas,...
Song Park said he knew Boston wasn’t the most accessible city before coming to Emerson. A Palo Alto native, he said he wanted to get out of California. But since moving to the east coast campus,...
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