Photos of the Month: March 2026

Photo Staff

April 1, 2026

As the Boston winter eased into gentler spring days, Northeastern students participated in sports, protests and other activities. The women’s hockey team competed in the East Hockey Championship and the NCAA Frozen Four, and over 180,000 people marched in the March 28 “No Kings” protest, showcasing the powerful spirit of the city’s citizens. We sent our photo staff to capture it, and here’s the best of what they brought back.

Sophomore goaltender Lisa Jönsson lies on the ice with a glove and stick thrown in the air following the East Hockey Championship loss to UConn March 7. Read more here. (Margot Murphy)

The Nor’easters a capella group band close together to create a mesmerizing formation during the BONR showcase March 13. Read more here. (Nimo Ren)

Cooper Rivard (left) engages with another student for his “What’s your passion?” social media account on Centennial Common March 13. Read more here. (Heidi Ho)

The exterior of Two Saints Tavern, which is now permanently closed, March 14. Read more here. (Ray Huang)

People flock to the Downtown Crossing station Red Line train amid celebrations for Boston’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade March 15. Read more here. (Eva Ciolek-Passeri)

Senior pitcher Ryan Griffin pitches the ball during a home game against the Towson Tigers March 15. Read more here. (Ian Dickerman)

Junior forward Allie Lalonde maneuvers around her opponent with the puck in the NCAA Frozen Four semifinal match against Ohio State March 20. Read more here. (Evelynn Lin)

Students and volunteers navigate the Relay For Life entryway March 21. Read more here. (Heidi Ho)

Junior outfielder Ryan Gerety dives for the plate during a game against Elon University March 22. Read more here. (Ian Dickerman)

The interior of Boston City Hall during a hearing about Northeastern’s administrative transparency March 23. Read more here. (Ray Huang)

Two protesters carry a Palestinian flag during the Huskies for a Free Palestine protest March 23. Read more here. (Nimo Ren)

A demonstrator signs a poster while an onlooker waits their turn during the “No Kings” protest at Boston Common March 28. Read more here. (Devyn Rudnick)

About the Contributors

Margot Murphy, Photo Editor

Constantly with her camera, Margot Murphy is a fourth-year journalism major with a minor in psychology and photo editor of The News. From Peruvian sports stories to environmental portraits, Margot dives headfirst into the photojournalism scene. She can’t wait to hone her craft and experiment with photography styles while listening to “Last Son” by David Fleming for the nth time. You can find her on Instagram at @margs.murphy and @murph.photo.

Nimo Ren, Deputy Photo Editor

Nimo Ren is a second-year business administration and communication studies major and deputy photo editor of The News. Often with a camera in hand, Nimo focuses on visual storytelling, covering sports, street scenes, events and other moments that feel visually alive. You can find his work on Instagram at @nimorenphoto

Heidi Ho, Deputy Lifestyle Editor

Heidi Ho is the current deputy lifestyle editor, who is passionate about science, storytelling and social justice. In her free time, she can be seen dancing, trying new foods and playing the piano. She can be contacted at [email protected]

Ian Dickerman, Photo Staff

Evelynn Lin, Deputy Photo Editor

Evelynn Lin is a second-year journalism and media & screen studies combined major. She has been with The News since joining the Boston campus in the fall of 2025 and is continuing her role as Deputy Photo Editor. She enjoys both writing about and photographing all kinds of events and has previously written stories about the campus and city community. You can follow her on Instagram at @eves._.fotos.

Devyn Rudnick, City Editor

Devyn Rudnick is the city editor of The News and a fourth-year journalism major with minors in political science and photography. She has written and photographed for The Huntington News since joining the Boston campus in 2024, reporting on municipal elections, protests, local businesses, housing costs, and more. She was also a hyperlocal city reporter on co-op for The Scope in fall 2025. You can follow her on Instagram at @devyn_rudnick.

Ray Huang, Photo Staff

Ray Huang is a second-year media and screen studies major with a minor in photojournalism and a member of The News’ staff. He photographs events across both the city and campus communities, with a particular interest in documentary-style visual storytelling. Through his work, he hopes to capture meaningful moments and contribute more dynamic visual coverage to The News. You can find him on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/rayhuang05?igsh=MXg1ZXN1OHAxZzY1bg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr