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NU students call for sustainability education and policy change

April 22, 2016
At the Curry Student Center food court, Mike Luna is digging into a meal of sweet potatoes and sipping soda from the non-recyclable cup given to him by one of the Northeastern University (NU) restaurants. However, the sophomore biology major does not necessarily know how to dispose of his trash.
Climate change activists occupy Visitor Center

Climate change activists occupy Visitor Center

April 21, 2016
Dozens of student activists staged a six-hour sit-in at the Northeastern University (NU) Visitor Center this afternoon, drawing the attention of campus police and top-tier administrators.
Sexual assault at Northeastern

Sexual assault at Northeastern

April 14, 2016
During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we at The Huntington News want to make it known that the Northeastern University community is not isolated from crimes associated with sexual abuse. Below is a list of all incidents of sexual assault, battery and related cases reported to the Northeastern University Police Department (NUPD) since July 2014.
Concerned students rally for #DoBetterNU

Concerned students rally for #DoBetterNU

April 14, 2016
“We can’t normalize these issues of institutionalized discrimination with words. We need to take action,” said freshman sociology Rachel Domond into a megaphone atop the stone Northeastern sign on Centennial Common.
Speaker hones in on refugee crisis

Speaker hones in on refugee crisis

April 14, 2016
Imagine two island nations occupying the same area of the sea – one prosperous, one desolate. The well-off country, home to 1,000 people, welcomes two asylum seekers from its counterpart, who crossed a stretch of ocean to escape the bleak conditions of home.
Special Spirit debuts at NU

Special Spirit debuts at NU

April 13, 2016
Cheers and claps followed almost every successful shot at Solomon Court on Friday afternoon. A particularly impressive feat of ball-handling or blocking earned a similar response, as did the halftime events where students and players danced and shot 3-pointers.
NU partners with social media app

NU partners with social media app

April 13, 2016
The Career Development Center at Northeastern University (NU) announced a partnership with a new app, Rep’nUp, which works to clean and monitor the social media accounts of students before they apply for jobs or co-ops. According to a March 28 Boston.com article, NU is one of 14 schools to join forces with the app.
Black Palestine coalition gathers for dialogue on social issues

Black Palestine coalition gathers for dialogue on social issues

April 7, 2016
Groups in support of the black and Palestinian social liberation movements joined in solidarity at the Dudley branch of the Boston Public Library Wednesday night, where speakers and participants engaged in dialogue about the similarities between the groups’ struggles.
NU students compete in inaugural hackathon

NU students compete in inaugural hackathon

April 7, 2016
Northeastern University (NU) students dedicated 22 hours to inventing robots and apps from scratch over the weekend at HuskyHacks, the College of Computer and Information Science’s first-ever hackathon.
Film festival forecasts hope for marine science

Film festival forecasts hope for marine science

April 7, 2016
Northeastern University’s Marine Biology Club hosted a screening of several documentaries about ocean conservation issues on Thursday, March 31, as part of a Beneath the Waves film festival on campus.
Baron urges media to adapt to change

Baron urges media to adapt to change

April 6, 2016
Northeastern President Joseph E. Aoun welcomed Pulitzer Prize-winning editor Marty Baron to the East Village penthouse last Thursday, March 31, to discuss the future of media for the third installment of the Presidential Speaker Series.
SAID survey seeks to prompt UHCS reform

SAID survey seeks to prompt UHCS reform

March 31, 2016
Alice began studying at Northeastern in the fall of 2012. In the spring of 2013, her grades began to plummet. One A, two Ds and an audited class later, she started noticing symptoms of anxiety and depression. Then came suicidal thoughts.