By Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ December 11, 2025
When asked what advice he’d give himself if he could travel back in time, to when he first started his job, Jay Bernhardt considered the question for...
By Iselin Bratz, Editor-in-Chief
/ December 11, 2025
When Ken Rogers was last at Emerson College, the campus looked a lot different.
Then housed on Beacon Street, on the opposite side of Boston Common,...
By Genesis McZeno, Beacon Correspondent
/ September 17, 2025
For the first time since 2022, Emerson College has changed locations for the graduating class of 2026’s commencement ceremonies from the Agganis Arena...
When students arrived on campus this year, their dining options were notably different. Changes included making the majority of stations self-service at...
By Meg Richards, Deputy Projects Editor
/ July 5, 2025
Emerson’s interim Chief Financial Officer Robert Butler signed an open letter against President Donald Trump as the heat between the federal government...
By Madalyn Jimiera, Kasteel Well Bureau Chief, News
/ May 28, 2025
In an email communication from President Jay Bernhardt on Tuesday, he announced that Emerson College’s tuition and financial aid are expected to rise...
Journalism faculty member Paul Mihailidis was named the interim dean of the School of Communication, the provost announced in an email to the Emerson community...
Hundreds of Emerson students pass through the Iwasaki Library every day. However, most are unaware that tucked away in archives boxes that lie on the second...
By Rylie Burns, Former Operations Managing Editor, Layout Editor & Newsletter Editor
/ April 2, 2025
Jennifer Coolidge, an Emmy and Golden Globe–winning actress, will deliver the commencement address to Emerson’s graduating class of 2025 on May 11, the college announced Monday.
By Emma Siebold, Beacon Correspondent
/ January 30, 2025
Last semester, the Emerson College administration attempted to heal a fractured community with Band-Aids and duct tape. Despite measures like the EmersonTogether...
By Hannah Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief
/ December 14, 2024
The college has declined Emerson Staff Union’s request to voluntarily recognize staff in the Office of the Arts as union members. The bargaining unit...
Late on a Thursday night in September and via phone call, two long-distance friends and I recounted the details of videos that made us cry that past week.
By Mer Hughes, Multimedia Managing Editor & Deputy Opinion Editor
/ September 26, 2024
Journalists have always had a lot of influence when it comes to current events. Especially in this digital age of online journalism—aka X, previously Twitter—how a reporter frames a story is vital.
The Emerson Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP)’s “Popular University Encampment” in 2 Boylston Alley entered its third day, with more events scheduled.
