After announcing that it would partner with the City of Boston to revamp William E. Carter Playground, Northeastern University will present the final plans for the project at a community meeting in October.
From the most dedicated combo breakers to the most casual button smashers, gamers packed Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT)’s Johnson Athletic Center on Saturday for the fourth annual Boston Festival of Indie Games.
Northeastern University’s ranking has dropped in US News and World Report’s National Universities Rankings, breaking an explosive upward streak that took it from No. 115 in 2006 to No. 42 last year .
By Sean Connolly, editorial section editor
In 2014, Uber claimed it serviced upwards of 1 million riders per day. In Boston, countless college students use Uber on a regular basis. It is a fast and convenient service, so as students leave the car, they don’t stop to consider...
As we head into our second full week of the new semester at Northeastern, college students around the country are getting back into the swing of things: Hanging out with friends, going to class, and joining clubs. For many students, figuring out how to make money is another step...
By Ross Beroff, Editorial Columnist
Northeastern is home to many activist movements and groups on campus. One of the loudest is the Fight for $15 movement. Due to its prominence on campus and propensity for lying to promote its message, a closer look at the organizations...
Northeastern University’s Resident Assistant (RA) training material incited controversy and drew the wrath of Fox News host Bill O’Reilly last week when its section about oppression was posted on Reddit.
Northeastern University kicked off the fall semester with the second annual Fall Fest this Monday with games, activities and a chance for students to engage with the Northeastern community.
Beginning this semester, four Northeastern Universitydepartments will begin testing a series of new core requirements developed by the university’s Curriculum Committee.
NUGO, Northeastern University’s new mobile application, was launched over the summer and now, back at school, students are reacting with both frustration and satisfaction.
In light of the movements to increase wages to $15 for all minimum wage employees and fair salaries for adjunct faculty, student activists held two events on Tuesday, April 14.
