Past Events

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.

Every morning at 8:00 am EST, a group of Emersonians and many others worldwide are engaged in a Community Pause, in which people join in silently for a minute or more from wherever they are.

Depending upon what feels natural to them, some meditate; others pray for the health of the world, the College or its leadership; others send positive thoughts; some engage in a moment of silence; still others send thank you notes to those still working on campus or health care workers or send messages of empathy or hope to COVID-19 patients or their families whom they know, or engage in other ways.

Since we aren’t able to join together in-person this spring, this is one way to stay connected in spirit. Please join us if you wish at this time on any day(s) you choose as one means of ongoing community unity and support.

Together we can be a brighter light for and with others, and we can be a reminder  that there is far more light yet to come.