One person dies after fire in East Boston
By Olivia Flanz
Three resident buildings caught fire at 5:00 am this morning.
Meghan O’Brien
Emerson students partner with Soldier On to combat veteran homelessness
By Averie Morren
Emerson students teamed up with Soldier On, a private non-profit organization committed to ending veteran homelessness.
Marathons in Providence canceled over bridge safety
By Colette Lauture
The race was set to be on May 5.
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher receives kidney donation from a fan
By Nicole Townsend
On March 4, Mike Roche of Plainville donated his kidney to his hero, former Boston Red
Sox pitcher Jeff Plympton.
Statue of Spencer the marathon dog to be unveiled Saturday
By Madison Lucchesi
A bronze statue commemorating Spencer the marathon dog is set to be unveiled in Ashland this Saturday.
New Hampshire prepares for influx of tourists to view total solar eclipse
By Haley Clough
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will be visible across several U.S. states, with the hotspot of visibility including several northern New England states.
Jerod Mayo praises potential Pats’ number three draft pick
By Alexandria Evans
Patriots head coach, Jerod Mayo spoke highly of UNC QB Drake Maye.
Emerson students hold a walkout in solidarity with pro-Palestine organizations
By Haley Clough
After the arrest of 13 students last Friday, Emerson students organized a walkout to convey support for the students arrested, pro-Palestine efforts, and to gain the attention of the Emerson College administration.
ISIS claims responsibility for attack in busy Moscow-area concert venue that left at least 40 dead
By Mariya Knight, Anna Chernova and Darya Tarasova, CNN
South Station tower construction halts after building material plummets 20 stories
By DJ Mara
No one was injured in incident, according to the Boston Fire Department.