Entry of the Week: A student in West Village A ordered $55 worth of pizza but it did not arrive. The student called the restaurant and employees said the pizza was already delivered. The deliveryman said someone took the pizza in the lobby of the residence hall. His order was duplicated by the restaurant.
Northeastern dining officials rolled out new on-campus food options this fall, which have won over students with updated menus and renovated spaces. Major restaurants such as Subway and Argo Tea have established locations in university buildings and cooks have introduced new options to students in the dining halls.
The Princeton Review ranked Northeastern the nation’s ninth best college for undergraduate entrepreneurship in a collaborative list released Tuesday with Entrepreneur magazine. After looking at more than 2,000 undergraduate and graduate business schools, The Princeton Review determined two lists of the Top 25 universities in each category for entrepreneurship. Northeastern made the undergraduate list.
Entry of the Week: BeanTown Street Jams
Join music lovers hailing from far and wide to jam on the streets of Boston all weekend long to celebrate the blues, Latin jazz and more at the 11th annual Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival.
Northeastern edged up seven places from last year’s list in this year’s US News and World Report’s Best Colleges 2012 list, and university officials are upbeat on the prospect of advancing even higher next year.
The university landed in 62nd place on the publications annual list, up from 69th last year.
Monday, Aug. 29
11:00 p.m.
A student reported discovering her bicycle missing from outside Burstein Hall sometime between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. The cut cable lock was found on the ground.
Tuesday, Aug. 30
Noon
A student who parked her car near The Fenway reported her car was broken into sometime since 9 p.m. the previous night. A GPS was reported missing.
1:30 p.m.
A student left his laptop in a backpack unattended for five minutes on the first floor of the Marino Center. Upon returning, he discovered the laptop, along with his passport, was gone.
By Kelliann Dietel, News Correspondent
The start of classes and a new semester marked the introduction of the new Northeastern Mobile app for iPhone and Android smartphones, developed earlier this year by the university’s Information Systems (IS) department.
Students...
By Zack Sampson, News Staff
Student government officials proposed major changes this year, from overhauling the myNEU system to bringing Zipcars on campus for students, at their first fall Senate meeting Monday.
Student Government Association (SGA) cabinet members explained...
By Melanie Dostis, News Correspondent
Even though Northeastern’s proposed demolition of the Greater Boston YMCA gym site continues to stall as the university faces growing upheaval from community members, officials maintain the 17-story residence hall will be finished...
By Anna Glina and Carolyn Willander, News Correspondents
Teams of Northeastern and Boston University police followed through on “Operation Alcohol Interdiction” Sept. 9 by watching entrances to residence halls, liquor stores and surrounding areas. Throughout the night,...
By Harrison Ackerman, News Correspondent
Northeastern University recognized the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks last weekend with a series of events including remembrance ceremonies and casual conversations in the dining halls.
Last Friday marked the beginning...
