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Meet Jordan Lome, Emerson’s first assistant director of accessible engagement
Former ECPD Deputy Chief Robert Casagrande has assumed the role of interim chief following the retirement of Chief Robert Smith.
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Little Building and Walker Building in snow.
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Emersons Title IX office.
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Title IX working group takes questions before finalizing recommendations
Title IX working group takes questions before finalizing recommendations
The Emerson womens soccer team huddles before their NEWMAC opener against Smith (Sept. 16, 2023)
Women’s soccer dominates in six goal shutout
Senior forward Gina Lukoskie (#15) against the Smith Pioneers on Saturday, Sep. 16.
Women’s soccer looks forward to NEWMAC title defense
The women’s volleyball team huddles during a timeout against Babson.
Women’s volleyball loses close match in NEWMAC opener
First-year forward Luke Maxwell celebrates his first career goal in the 86th minute against Wentworth.
Men’s soccer rallies to defeat Wentworth 2-0
Colin (left) and Brendan McNamara (right) after their second annual MTD Tournament.
More Than Different: Men’s basketball guard hosts summer tournament for scholarships
Illustration by Claire Smith
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Illustration by Rachel Choi.
American individualism contributes to class division and prevents collective contribution
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Should we have school spirit?
Illustration by Kellyn Taylor
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Illustration by Rachel Choi
#BiWeek and bisexuality as a cultural comparison
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Should we have school spirit?
Illustration by Rachel Choi
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Emersons testing site at Tufts Medical Center.
Emerson’s COVID-19 protocols for spring semester warrant criticism
Editorial: Emerson should not make winter breaks harder for International Students
Editorial: Emerson should not make winter breaks harder for International Students
Editorial: Emerson should do more to address antisemitism on campus
Editorial: Emerson should do more to address antisemitism on campus
Illustration by Claire Smith
Spoiler alert: Nobody dies in the end
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Illustration by Kellyn Taylor
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#BiWeek and bisexuality as a cultural comparison
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How to leave 4/20 on a high note
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Bill Alexs yearbook photo in The Emersonian, 1966.
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Former Lions volleyball player Kat Westbrook accumulated 151 kills and 58 digs in the 2012 season.
Remembering former Lions volleyball player Kat Westbrook
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Pamela White, former associate vice president and Title IX & Clery act coordinator, dies at age 63
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Maddie Khaws family.
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Photo of Helina Yared (middle) and her teammates, Nia Cooper (left) and Rachel Tarby (right), after practice.
Meghan Markle’s explosive interview, and Emerson’s new inclusivity-based cheerleading squad
Richard Fucillo in front of the MA statehouse.
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Margot Wood 08, founder of Epic Reads and author of Fresh.
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The Berkeley Beacon News Hour: Men’s basketball championship rings, Quidditch, and fall sports update

October 18, 2019
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Listen to “The Berkeley Beacon News Hour on WECB 10/11: Men’s basketball championship rings, Quidditch, and fall sports update” on Spreaker.

Berkeley Beacon editors went live on WECB Wednesday with the sixth episode of The Berkeley Beacon News Hour—a morning radio program dedicated to discussing both campus and city news with a splice of music in between.
The show airs on WECB at 8 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and is hosted by Visual Managing Editor Kyle Bray, Copy Managing Editor Abigail Hadfield, News Editor Stephanie Purifoy, and Editor-in-Chief Chris Van Buskirk.
The Oct. 11 show featured guest appearances from the sports section, with sports editor Aaron Miller and assistant sports game editor Ethan McDowell. Stories covered included the men’s basketball team getting NEWMAC championship rings, the Emerson College Quidditch team, and mid-season updates on Emerson’s fall sports teams.
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