Student Organizations

em magazine, founded in 2007, is Emerson's only lifestyle magazine dedicated to providing the student body with not only real experience on a commercial style magazine, but also real content they actually want to read. They cover fashion and beauty, relationships, features, fitness, entertainment and Emerson news. All content is student produced. Online and now in print.

This award-winning literary magazine is edited by undergraduates and issued biannually. It includes short stories, poetry, articles, and reviews by students, as well as work s solicited from graduate students, faculty and guest authors.

Gangsters in Concrete is produced by the undergraduates of Emerson College. GIC is entirely student-run and features poetry, prose, and photography by the Emerson College undergraduate community.

Launched in the fall of 2001, Gauge is a general interest and cultural media arts magazine produced entirely by Emerson College students. Its goal is not only to incorporate the various fields of study offered at Emerson into one compelling publication, but also to push the boundaries of the magazine format.

Recognized in the Spring of 2005, Stork is an annual fiction journal dedicated to demystifying the publishing process and improving student writing. Stork is founded on the idea of communication between editor and writer and provides an outlet for budding writers to take their work to the next level.

The purpose of Undergraduate Students for Publishing is to inform Emerson undergraduates about careers in publishing by inviting professionals to engage in discussion with students about their work. The club hosts panels of publishing experts to speak about their specific jobs and about current issues in magazine and book publishing. How to find and handle a publishing internship or a first job -- and how to build a career in publishing -- are regular topics. Advanced, experienced students offer advice to publishing newcomers. Field trips, community service projects, videos about publishing, and other events round out the club's varied program of activities.

The Graduate Reading Series is organized by a dedicated group of grad students in the Writing, Literature, & Publishing department. They feature MFA and MA students from the department reading from their most recent works.

Redivider (formerly Beacon Street Review) is Emerson's graduate-student-run national literary magazine. A journal of new literature, Redivider publishes work by new and established writers in all genres including poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, and drama, along with reviews, interviews, and occasional recipes. Published twice yearly, new issues appear each winter and spring. Submissions are welcome year-round.

Emerson's Students for Publishing is a new group. Officially recognized in the spring of 2004, the organization was founded with the mission to create learning and networking opportunities centered on publishing. While the group has at its core students in the publishing graduate program, all students interested in publishing are encouraged to take part in the organization and its events.