Published Works

Influenced by the burgeoning tensions over immigration policies within the past five years, this infographic utilizes information from...

The City of Boston releases an annual Employee Earnings Report that details the yearly income, overtime pay, injury compensation and...

With the novel coronavirus continuing to ravage the United States at full-force and a deadly flu season approaching, states that boast...

On June 4, 2016, The New York Times published an article analyzing civilian regard towards Chicago’s sweeping gun violence crisis and its...

Prince’s magical performance of “Purple Rain” during a downpour; Janet Jackson’s full-frontal “wardrobe malfunction”; Beyonce and her...

Mothers Out Front, a Massachusetts-wide climate change awareness organization, and state lawmakers called for a transition to renewable...

First-time Boston At-Large City Council candidate, Alejandra St. Guillen, demanded that college students and policy makers start holding...

Of the 15 candidates running for At-Large City Council, two Boston City Council incumbents, Michael Flahtery and Annissa Essaibi George,...

Trapped in Boston Logan Airport during a flight delay, junior Elinor Bonifant hastily connected to the slower-than-molasses public wi-fi....

The Brookline Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Relations is working to maintain the town’s status as a “Sanctuary City” for...

“I go loco for my freedom / it’s the only thing that’s real these days.” Acting as the muse for the fictional country of Wakanda in the...

Journalism students at Emerson College are scrambling to secure internship positions with the summer rapidly approaching. However, the...

Recently, members of the Roxbury and Dorchester communities have gathered to petition against Boston Sober Homes--a non-profit that...

A bakery that specializes in “quirky American treats” has opened its doors in Harvard Square. From fruity pebbles soft serve to caramel...

Nearly two years after the legalization of recreational cannabis use in Massachusetts the college remains substance-free in accordance...

Emerson commenced its fifth iteration of “Adventures in Ethics,” a series of lectures centered around concurrent philosophical topics,...

The college overhauled the registration process for redeeming non-tuition credits through co-curricular organizations this fall after...