The Financial Advisory Board unanimously voted to approve new bylaw amendments which included a decision to remove a policy that allowed for bias when...
A student-led protest calling on Republican Sen. Jeff Flake to reject Judge Brett Kavanaugh is taking place at City Hall Plaza Monday.
Mayor Marty Walsh, ...
The college canceled Senator Jeff Flake’s appearance at the Colonial Theatre Monday for Forbes 30 Under 30 event citing safety concerns surrounding a...
The college launched its first online master degree program in communication disorders this September.
The online program maintains the same curriculum,...
The Student Government Association unanimously appointed the Elections Chair and Deputy Chief Justice along with three commissioners at its Tuesday meeting.
SGA...
Freshman Jay Zimmer had over 120,000 followers and 90 million loops on Vine, an app that allowed users to post six-second videos. Now, he posts sketch...
Two journalism classes plan on using the $35,000 grant awarded to the journalism department by the Online News Association to investigate the proliferation...
The Little Building will still open August 2019 despite delays setting the project back several weeks, according to college officials.
An electrical...
About 250 people gathered at City Hall Plaza Monday evening to demonstrate support for survivors of sexual violence.
Emerson alumna Tori Bilcik, ‘17...
Students received an extra $5 in print credits per semester after a Student Government Association initiative.
SGA Executive President Jessica Guida...
The Student Government Association could allocate nearly $1,000,000 to student organizations this year—its highest ever.
The maximum amount of money...
The Student Government Association unanimously voted to grant the Financial Advisory Board the authority to exclusively review appeal requests under $5,000...
A new program lets students decide where to allocate $100,000 of alumni donations starting Nov. 12.
The new initiative, Voice Your Choice, is designed...
The college overhauled the registration process for redeeming non-tuition credits through co-curricular organizations this fall after deciding the previous...
The college can begin interior renovations on The Commons at 172 Tremont St. after the Boston Zoning Commission unanimously approved the new use of the...
The college plans to roll out more dual degree programs in campuses outside of the United States within the next two years in an effort to internationalize...
The college launched a campaign in an effort to increase voting numbers in upcoming midterm elections in students’ home states.
Jason Meier, director...
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