Photo courtesy of Maurice Wilkey WERS is pleased to welcome Maurice Wilkey as our new operations manager. Maurice is an Emerson and 88.9 alum, class of ’95. He brings an extensive background in radio as…
“This year, WERS marks a milestone of 75 years serving the Boston community. From backtracking our listeners’ vibrant and diverse lives to featuring local talent, we owe everything we do to the city we broadcast out of…”
“ArtsEmerson is proud to present ‘Nehanda’ at the Emerson Paramount Center from May 17-21. The show is an operatic concert experience that tells the legend of Nehanda…”
“Prince – known as His Royal Badness, or, for a moment in time, ‘The Artist Formerly Known As Prince’ – was born Prince Rogers Nelson June 7th, 1958 in Minneapolis, Minnesota…”
Persons with disabilities who need assistance with issues relating to the content of this station’s FCC public inspection file should contact Howard Simpson at (617) 824-8894 or howard_simpson@emerson.edu. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC’s…
Accessibility Persons with disabilities who need assistance with issues relating to the content of this station’s FCC public inspection file should contact Howard Simpson at (617) 824-8894 or howard_simpson@emerson.edu. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the…
Meet the people responsible for the Uncommon sound of WERS WE ARE WERS WERS provides Boston music fans with enlightenment, companionship, and musical diversity. Broadcasting from Emerson College, we’re listener supported, professionally managed, and student-run….
Over the Holiday break, WERS lost an incredible writer, a dedicated team member, and our dear friend, Nora Onanian.
Chanté Moore’s music is like a summer breeze flowing over you as you enjoy a favorite beverage with a favorite person. She’s coming to City Winery in Boston on Tuesday night, August 15th, to play songs from across her career, beginning with 1992’s iconic “Precious”.
