For many freshly graduated Emersonians, monthly loan payments are a harsh awakening to the real world of work—or lack thereof—as creatives. While movements...
On April 1, Dylan Young, a then first-year visual media arts major, attended a student protest in the 2 Boylston Place alleyway. About 50 students gathered...
Emerson’s investments generated a 32.7 percent return in 2021, indicating a promising future for the college despite the financial pressures of COVID-19.
As...
As many Emerson students might be aware, at the beginning of March it was announced that tuition will increase for all undergraduate students for the second...
By Camilo Fonseca, Assistant News Editor
/ March 16, 2021
Emerson students can now apply for further financial relief from the pandemic after the college announced Monday it had received a second round of emergency...
Emerson has run through almost 90 percent of the $1.3 million in federal assistance it received for emergency student grant funds, which has helped 784...
The Office of Financial Aid at Emerson College is devoted to providing access to education for all students with financial need. Unfortunately, inaccurate...
Every year when October rolls around, I dread filling out the application for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, commonly known as the FAFSA.
It...
Last week, Student Government Association Executive Treasurer Abigail Semple wrote in a letter to the editor, “At Emerson College, we have a problem.”
She...
Low-income students, like myself, frequently get put in a position where we must put aside our basic necessities, including toiletries and food, to attend...
Sienna DiMuro moved into a homeless shelter during her freshman year of high school in January 2016. As a high school senior in December 2018, she received...
Graduate Student Kenya Hunter said she felt lucky the government partially shutdown on Dec. 22 and not any earlier because coming back home to Georgia...
The United States is experiencing its longest government shutdown in history—three weeks and counting. Many of us are not directly affected but the disruption...
Junior Cassie Poirier identifies as a first-generation college student, yet she didn't know what that meant or the challenges it entailed until freshman...
