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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

Clinton Global Initiative University kicks off

Clinton Global Initiative University kicks off

October 15, 2017
Northeastern University kicked off the 10th annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) Friday with speeches from former U.S. President Bill Clinton, Northeastern President Joseph E. Aoun and other distinguished guests.
PETA criticizes Northeastern’s use of glue rat traps

PETA criticizes Northeastern’s use of glue rat traps

October 13, 2017
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) published a recent article criticizing Northeastern University’s alleged use of glue traps as part of their rodent-management program.

A Coming Out Day crisis? Not really.

Kaitlyn Budion October 13, 2017
When people come out, it’s not about politics. It’s about them and their identity. You shouldn’t take one person’s individual choice and claim it for your movement.
Northeastern opens their doors to the Boston community

Northeastern opens their doors to the Boston community

October 12, 2017
Members of Northeastern’s Kaliente Dance Group and Spinning Arts performance groups were scheduled to perform Monday in Krentzman Quad as part of the 11th annual Open Our Doors, a free community arts event.
Connie E, editorial columnist

Column: Why am I part of the climate movement?

October 12, 2017
Although climate change seems like an extremely broad movement, I have a personal reason to be invested.
Lamberth, Wise lead cross country to top ten finishes at Franklin Park

Lamberth, Wise lead cross country to top ten finishes at Franklin Park

October 12, 2017
The men finished eighth out of 27 teams with an average time of 26:18 in the 8K, while the women finished seventh out of 28 teams with an average time of 18:51 in the 5K.
Huskies fight back to tie Elon, steal point on the road

Huskies fight back to tie Elon, steal point on the road

October 12, 2017
Despite the early deficit, the Huskies proved that they were not demoralized. They quickly matched McKeever’s goal with one of their own as first-year defender Julianne Ross headed a cross from fellow first-year defender Mikenna McManus into the top left corner of the net.
Huskies take a weekend sweep over Sacred Heart

Huskies take a weekend sweep over Sacred Heart

October 12, 2017
Despite the four-point win for the Huskies, head coach Jim Madigan still knows there is work to be done as a team.
Women’s volleyball maintains winning streak, notches three more home victories

Women’s volleyball maintains winning streak, notches three more home victories

October 12, 2017
Confidence came in handy over the weekend as the Northeastern women battled to five sets against James Madison and Elon. But it also showed through their sure-handed defeat of William & Mary on Thursday.
Record-setting field hockey squad falls in Columbus Day dogfight

Record-setting field hockey squad falls in Columbus Day dogfight

October 12, 2017
Six different Huskies scored in the team’s 8-1 bulldozing of Hofstra. The eight goals set a record for the most scored in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) conference play in program history, while the seven-goal deficit in the CAA game ties the team’s 2006 record.
Mens soccer outscored 10-1 against William & Mary, SMU

Men’s soccer outscored 10-1 against William & Mary, SMU

October 12, 2017
“We all know it has been a very difficult season,” head coach Chris Gbandi said. “But I think one win can change all that. You get a win in conference and all of a sudden morale is very high. We still have a chance to make it into the conference tournament, and right now that is our goal.”
Top line breaks through for womens hockey in win against BU

Top line breaks through for women’s hockey in win against BU

October 11, 2017
Prior to the game, the Huskies anticipated a high level of intensity, as it was the second game of a home-and-home series against their Hockey East foe and school rival. The game followed a theme of resiliency and firsts for NU, as four different players recorded either their first goals of the season or the first of their careers.