An investigation is still underway after three people were shot just before 11 p.m. Monday outside of the Union Bank Building ...

[su_note note_color=”#e9e9e9″]TW: This column contains mentions of domestic abuse, sexual assault, racism and xenophobia.[/su_note] There are two main reasons the name Jake Paul might be familiar to ...

130th Boston Marathon reaches the finish line The 130th Boston Marathon has reached its end as race officials closed the finish line at 5:30 p.m. and all official finishers of the race were recorded.

Marlboro College, a small liberal arts school of roughly 150 students nestled in the foothills of Vermont’s Green Mountains, shuttered in 2020 during the pandemic. But unlike 10 other small Vermont ...

Ben Collins, CEO of The Onion, first became a reader of the satirical publication he now helps run when he was an Emerson College student in Boston in the late 2000s. Looking back today, Collins spoke ...

Canvas back online after AWS shutdown Canvas is back online after being shut down for over 12 hours following an AWS outage early Monday morning. At around 7:00 p.m. on Monday, the Emerson community ...

In recent weeks, Rainbows Pottery Studio, located on Newbury Street, Mass., has become a TikTok sensation, but not for its seemingly family-friendly DIY pottery. The store and its owner have been the ...

The Emerson Prison Initiative held a multiday conference last week that provided a platform for formerly incarcerated individuals, prison reform advocates, and program facilitators to discuss the ...

On a cold and rainy Monday night in Boston, a crowd of fans lined up down the sidewalk outside the Brighton Music Hall ahead of a 7:00 p.m. show. Clad in raincoats, people of all ages huddled together ...

When thinking about Boston, people think about the brownstones, historical buildings, and the robust academic scene. But what is discovered upon arrival is that the city is also home to an abstract ...

Two hundred and fifty years ago, the American Revolution was born in Boston. Twenty-three years ago — and of equal importance — Jeremiah Poope ‘98 began working as a tour guide at the Freedom Trail ...

I’ve been ravaged by a cold for the past week, and the longer it flares its tendrils through my sinus cavity, the more I think about the fevers of childhood: Being waited on hand-and-foot by whichever ...