On September 19, 2019, 60,000 people attended the People’s Climate March in New York City. Many schools had given students the day off to...

Fall of 2020 is my first season without volleyball in over eleven years. I began playing at the age of nine and quickly fell in love....

Since I’ve been staying in Massachusetts for the last few months, I planned a weekend trip to New York in mid-September to see the...

I had planned to spend my spring break watching as many Broadway shows as I could, and I never thought the then-downplayed threat of...

I am a freshman RA on the 10th floor of Emerson, but currently rooming with a culinary student, a pro-skater repped by Supreme, one cat,...

There’s a universal feeling of confusion and frustration amongst college students in the United States right now. With many schools...

Pratt held a Campus Safety Community Dialogue open to all students, staff and faculty at noon EST on June 25, 2020. Moderated by Jasmine...

All of us here at The Prattler are distraught and outraged by the recent events of police brutality and racial violence around the...

Every time I come back from break, I hear the same phrase from my friends: “Ugh, I didn’t get anything done!” How lamentable! You mean...

The best way to let people know that the work you produce isn’t the best is to tell them that you get eight hours of sleep a night. We...

The Sick and Disabled Student Union is a new club on campus created to provide a space where students with mental and chronic illnesses...

Critiques are critical parts of the art process. Through critiques, artists can learn so much about not only their art, but themselves....