By Mer Hughes, Multimedia Managing Editor & Layout Editor
/ April 15, 2026
Now that the brisk New England winter is behind us, the picnic tables are back in the 2 Boylston alley. But one thing is always in season: smoking.
Discarded...
In fall 2018, Emerson College began offering an early orientation session for incoming and transfer BIPOC students. The two-day program allowed self-identifying...
Earlier this month, Emerson College hosted its first Teach-in on Timely Topics after retiring the former Teach-in on Race. Held March 2-5, the teach-in...
By Mer Hughes, Multimedia Managing Editor & Layout Editor
/ March 19, 2026
Zoom fatigue — the physical and mental exhaustion from increased video conference use — became an ongoing struggle for many during the pandemic.
When...
Emerson College’s endowment is currently $330 million this year, according to a college spokesperson, which indicates a growth of about 25% from 2024....
On Wednesday, the Emerson College Staff Union held a bicoastal action in support of five Emerson Los Angeles staff members seeking to join the union. After...
By Jules Telfort, Deputy Copyeditor
/ February 18, 2026
Editors note: This article has been updated to add context and clarity.
Black History Month started on Feb. 1, yet Emerson College didn’t acknowledge...
There is a particular feeling that surfaces when you scroll through LinkedIn, a kind of low-grade nausea at the mandatory enthusiasm. “Thrilled to announce…”...
By Ryan Yau, Content Managing Editor
/ January 21, 2026
Emerson’s liberal arts requirements get a bad rap, and not for unknown reasons. Newly admitted freshmen are placed in random classes at often sub-optimal...
Griff the Lion joined around two dozen cheering students, members of the Student Government Association, and college administrators to cut the purple ribbon...
By Ella Duggan, Magazine Editor
/ December 3, 2025
Emerson prides itself on teaching excellence in communication and the arts. With the two disciplines falling cleanly under Emerson’s broader mission...
On a Friday earlier this month, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology hosted a lecture celebrating MIT humanities professor Alan Lightman’s 1992...
By Bryan Hecht, Content Managing Editor
/ October 15, 2025
President Donald Trump’s administration spent the last eight months heating up its efforts to eliminate diversity programs in higher education through...
The lawn of Boston Common turned into a sea of red hats and memorial signs on Thursday as more than a thousand people gathered at the foot of the Massachusetts...
By Bryan Hecht, Content Managing Editor
/ September 18, 2025
Kelly Devers-Franklin remembers being one of the first Emerson students to ever move into the Little Building in 1995. Now, from her Ansin Building office,...
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
/ August 21, 2025
Emerson laid off over 30 staff members—a 5% reduction in staff—starting August 1. The college’s enrollment and total revenue fell “below projections”...
By Rina Laby, Deputy Arts & Lifestyle Editor
/ May 17, 2025
As the spring semester ended and move-out season commenced during the first week of May, Emerson students had the option to donate unwanted items to Griff...
In 2019, my final year of undergrad, I was honored with the Spirit of Emerson Award in recognition of advocacy, leadership, and commitment to social justice....