Adri Pray

1 week ago | berkeleybeacon.com | Yogev Toby |Merritt Hughes |Adri Pray

“Emerson Parents Against Antisemitism” began with an introductory message like any other college parent Facebook group. “Hello all. This group was started as a way to connect families of students at Emerson along with Hillel. We will work together to communicate with school leadership and keep all informed on resources for our students as we navigate these challenging times,” one parent, who serves as a group admin, wrote on June 29, 2024.

1 week ago | berkeleybeacon.com | Adri Pray |Rylie Burns

Brent Smith, the current dean of the school of communication, will step into the role of associate vice president for executive education effective July 1, Provost Alexandra Socarides announced in a community-wide email Thursday morning. The new position is part of the executive education program of the “Extraordinary Emerson 2030” initiative. The executive education program is scheduled to begin the spring of 2026.

1 week ago | berkeleybeacon.com | Adri Pray

Election results are in, and junior political communications major Georgia Winn is the next executive president of the Student Government Association. Winn had the highest vote count in the election with 160 votes. Angus Abercrombie, another junior political communications major, will be the next vice president with 141 votes, and Oliver Katz, who is also a junior political communications major, continues on in his current position of executive treasurer.

2 weeks ago | berkeleybeacon.com | Adri Pray

The student, who was not identified in the email out of respect for their privacy, was not believed to be targeted for protest-related activity, the email said. At least one international Emerson student has had their visa revoked, President Jay Bernhardt announced in an email to the Emerson community on Monday. The student, who was not identified in the email out of respect for their privacy, was not believed to be targeted for protest-related activity, the email said.

2 weeks ago | berkeleybeacon.com | Adri Pray

A sea of tens of thousands of people descended on downtown Boston Saturday morning to demand President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk take their “hands off our democracy”—a sentiment echoed through chants and signs.