By Ann E. Matica, Deputy News Editor December 14, 2020
Emerson College Police Department Deputy Chief Eric Schiazza retired in November after 32 years rising through the ranks within the college.
Schiazza first joined ECPD in June of 1988 when Emerson’s...
Dan Morse’s laugh lit up every room he entered.
Worcester State University Police Chief Jason Kapurch, who worked with Morse for over 20 years at WSU, said that Morse’s laugh was...
The Emerson College Police Department provides the Incident Journal to the Beacon every week. Beacon staff edit the Incident Journal for style and clarity but not for content
Tuesday, Nov....
The Emerson College Police Department installed a drop off box during the summer intended for the safe disposal of prescription and over the counter medications.
ECPD Chief Robert Smith said the drop...
College campuses around the country started taking the initiative to obtain Narcan, a nasal spray used to counteract the effects of an opioid overdose, in 2016, according to a National Public Radio article....
By Diana Bravo, Copyeditor/Photographer December 11, 2018
The Paramount Center studio 4 was filled with laughter and cheers of support as sophomore Lauren Licona slammed her fist down on a punching pad on Dec. 7.
Licona joined eight other women at an Emerson...
Twenty-five duck boats passed through Emerson's campus on Boylston and Tremont streets around noon Oct. 31 to celebrate the Boston Red Sox’s World Series victory.
Thousands of people sporting Red...
On Sept. 12 at 6:59 pm, students received texts and calls warning them of an active shooter on Boston Common—four minutes after the Boston Police Department sent the Emerson College Police Department...
The number of on-campus alcohol violation referrals increased slightly in 2016, according to the Clery Compliance Report. Associate Dean and Director of Housing and Residence Life Erik Muurisepp said this...
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