Police arrested a male suspect at Emerson’s Rotch Field on Tuesday evening, after an hours-long standoff closed the South End athletic grounds as well as much of the surrounding neighborhood.
The...
Tuesday was day four of my isolation, or, as I like to call it, just a full week before I am scheduled to leave Paramount.
I was sent to Paramount for isolation on Saturday after testing positive. Emerson...
The women’s lacrosse team recorded its second loss of the season in a 16-1 defeat against Wheaton College in a conference matchup at Nordin Field in Norton, Massachusetts on Saturday.
First-year attacker...
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Wednesday, March 3
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Men's soccer senior Creighton Dorfman said the moment he walked off Rotch Field for the final time in his career will be one he will remember forever.
“Signing off one last time with a win in the...
With the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference tournament fast approaching, the women’s soccer team is preparing to make another playoff push.
Going into the 2019 season, the Lions...
The softball team chose senior catcher Kallista Leonardos and senior shortstop Alena Jones as team captains for the 2019 season.
Head coach Phil McElroy said the coaching staff focuses on selecting...
Emerson spent around $1 million on renovations to Rotch Field this summer, according to a college official.
The college paid for the project through an annual budget called “Renewal” that allocated...
By Kyle Bray, Former Managing Editor: Visual and Design September 6, 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...
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