By Karissa Schaefer, Staff Writer, Living Arts September 9, 2021
In 2020, Anum Hussain ‘13 launched Below the Fold, a free daily newsletter determined to catch stories that fall in between the cracks of mainstream media outlets. Below the Fold aims to do just as the...
After Anna Feder, director of programming for the visual and media arts department, screened Swiss Army Man for the Bright Lights Film Series, she was hooked. The film was distributed by A24, and now...
After learning about food waste in his Food and Nutrition class, junior interdisciplinary major Parker Hughes decided to create his own solution—BRÜZD, a startup company with a twist on the farm-to-table...
Cindy Luu ‘17 realized what it meant to be a survivor from a young age. The writing, literature and publishing major wrote her senior thesis, How Do You Love, as a collection of short essays explaining...
This year will be the first time I return to campus without Sodexo. Their replacement, Bon Appétit Management Company, is a food service that works with universities, museums, and corporations. According...
The office of intercultural student affairs rolled out a new pre-orientation program this year for students of color, according to the department’s website.
The college opened the free program to...
By Chris Van Buskirk, Former Editor-in-Chief/Emerson ‘21 September 6, 2018
The death of visual and media arts associate Professor Robert Todd has been confirmed as a suicide, according to The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner of Boston.
President M. Lee Pelton announced...
By Chris Van Buskirk, Former Editor-in-Chief/Emerson ‘21 September 6, 2018
Students no longer pay for each load of laundry after the college decided to eliminate the cost.
Business Services Director Karen Dickinson said students who live in residence halls can swipe their...
The lead investigator position in The Office of Title IX Equity and Access remains vacant despite an eight-month search.
The position opened when Investigator Pamela Ring left the college to pursue...
By Kyle Bray, Former Managing Editor: Visual and Design September 5, 2018
Rotch Field—Emerson’s home venue for soccer, lacrosse, and softball—underwent renovations to improve the facility over the summer.
The renovations include a replacement of the field’s turf...
By Kyle Bray, Former Managing Editor: Visual and Design September 3, 2018
Three days before one of the most anticipated moments of his life, Tyler Trudeau ‘16 found himself in a hospital bed.
At 2:30 that morning in late June, Trudeau had a stroke and seizure at his girlfriend’s...
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