For most students, it feels as though the grind really never stops. Between hopping from class to class, spending hours on homework and trying to balance a healthy diet and physical habits, it’s no wonder so many students feel overwhelmed.
In response, Northeastern University...
In November, students will have to respond to a push notification on their phone from the Duo app after entering their password to comply with the newly required two-factor authentication system.
Grace Horne, news correspondent
• September 30, 2019
Even though the next presidential election is over a year away, and there are still four months until the Iowa caucus, more and more Northeastern students are getting involved in advocacy in discussions in response to the Democratic debates and campaigns.
George Barker, deputy sports editor
• September 29, 2019
For the second game in a row, the only way the Huskies could find the back of the net was through a Timothy Ennin penalty kick as they were bested 3-1 by the UNC Wilmington Seahawks.
Following a Sept. 13 student-faculty protest, student activists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT, invited community members Wednesday to share their thoughts on the students’ demands.
The meeting, hosted by MIT Students Against War, focused on the late...
Kelly Garrity, news correspondent
• September 26, 2019
Ella Wozek, a sophomore at Waltham High School, hopes to go to college and enter the medical field one day. If, as scientists at the International Panel on Climate Change predict, the world only has 11 years to prevent temperatures from reaching above 1.5 degrees Celsius above...
Tensions ran high in a Student Government Association, or SGA, meeting Sept. 16 when President Joseph E. Aoun spoke to student representatives and took questions.
Questions ranged from improving on-campus housing to why it appears the university is spending more money on...
Addison Key, news correspondent
• September 25, 2019
The Somerville Democratic Committee held an ice cream social in Nathan Tufts Park Saturday, where Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) took the stage to call out racism, bigotry and injustice.
Before beginning her speech, Pressley highlighted the upcoming municipal elections while...
Ingrid Angulo, news correspondent
• September 25, 2019
Boston Common was filled with smoke and cannabis paraphernalia this past Saturday as pot enthusiasts and entrepreneurs celebrated the 30th annual Boston Freedom Rally, but there was still a lingering sense of uncertainty even after the state’s legalization of recreational marijuana...
