By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ December 14, 2021
Since the departure of former President M. Lee Pelton, Emerson has seen a number of key individuals cut their ties with the college—many of them amicably,...
The 2020 presidential election saw record-high numbers of Emerson students casting their ballots at the polls or by mail, mimicking the nationwide trend...
By Frankie Rowley, Content Managing Editor
/ November 4, 2021
Responsible for remaking the college’s relationship to student organizations, keeping his colleagues up-to-date with pop culture, and advising the Student...
By Bailey Allen, Former news editor
/ October 20, 2021
Director of Student Engagement and Leadership Jason Meier will leave Emerson in November to take up a position at Harvard College after nearly a decade...
The Emerson chapter of Turning Point USA was suspended by the college after the conservative organization passed out controversial stickers that many students...
In the lead up to Election Day, Emerson’s Office of Student Engagement and Leadership established an outreach campaign this semester to encourage students...
By Karissa Schaefer, Staff Writer, Living Arts
/ October 6, 2020
Fall is typically the peak semester for fraternity and sorority life on campus, who usually welcome a new member class through recruitment events. But...
College officials temporarily rolled back a decision Tuesday that would have prevented first-year students from earning non-tuition credits for their participation...
By Ann E. Matica, Former Deputy News Editor
/ July 24, 2020
The usual operations of student organizations will be severely limited under strict social distancing regulations in the fall, college officials revealed...
In late 2017, Jaclyn Friedman ‘04 was looking forward to celebrating the 10 year anniversary of the feminist anthology, Yes Means Yes, which she co-edited,...
In an emailed statement to student leaders Friday, Assistant Director of Student Life Andy Donahue announced he is leaving the college in May to pursue...
By Andrew Brinker, Former Senior Investigative Reporter
/ February 20, 2020
n examination of the recent execution of SGA’s election policies revealed a systemic, and at times purposeful, failure to adhere to elections protocols—exposing...
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ November 21, 2019
Emerson’s Turning Point chapter hosted libertarian speaker Gabriel Nadales Wednesday, who called for an open dialogue across the political aisle and...
By Diana Bravo, Former Copyeditor/Photographer
/ October 23, 2019
Several student leaders expressed appreciation for the Student Engagement and Leadership Office's workshops helping independent organizations navigate...
By Diana Bravo, Former Copyeditor/Photographer
/ October 21, 2019
The college announced a reorganization of the offices of Student Affairs, Student Success, and Enrollment Management on Monday in hopes of improving student...
The college saw a rise in student voter turnout in the midterm elections after the college's increased efforts and education to improve voter registration...
By Andrew Brinker, Former Senior Investigative Reporter
/ October 2, 2019
The Office of Student Engagement and Leadership spoke with Student Government Association members about the progress of EmConnect, the college’s website...
The faint scent of dry erase markers constantly lingers in the rooms of 172 Tremont St. ever since the college hired senior comedic arts major Joe Scardilli...
By Jacob Seitz, Former Staff Writer
/ April 4, 2019
Republican student organization leaders believe an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on March 21 will improve the political climate at the...
