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SGA elects executive VP, board members

April 14, 2011
Student Government Association (SGA) senators voted current Vice President of Student Services Will Pett to be the group’s next executive vice president Monday night, and elected a slate of new vice presidents and chair of the Elections Committee.

Best of NU: Voting Now Open

April 13, 2011
Vote for your favorite things around Northeastern and Boston! Click here to vote for your favorites in 12 categories from best concerts to best coffee!

Voting extended through Friday

April 7, 2011
Student Government Association (SGA) leaders said Northeastern’s student body presidential candidates’ strong similarities have caused low voter turnout and prompted an extension of the voting period through 11:59 p.m. tomorrow. This marks the third time in the last four years SGA has extended the voting period. SGA requires 20 percent of the student body, or 3,170 votes, to certify the election between the association’s Executive Vice President Sean Maloney and Vice President of Academic Affairs Michael Sabo. As the original deadline of noon on Monday approached, fewer than 3,000 students voted. The 20 percent threshold was reached yesterday.

University sells Woburn land

April 7, 2011
Northeastern sold its 74.5-acre Whispering Hills Woods property located on Cambridge Road along the Woburn/Burlington town line to the City of Woburn for $6.7 million in March, Northeastern University’s Director of Communications Renata Nyul confirmed in an email to The News. Colliers International Senior Vice President Robert Cronin represented both the university and the city of Woburn.

NU officials respond to updated guidelines

April 7, 2011
Northeastern health and safety officials are reviewing university sexual harassment policies after US Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced clarified federal expectations for schools’ management of such issues Monday at the University of New Hampshire.

SGA passes plan to curb textbook prices

April 7, 2011
Student Government Association (SGA) unanimously supported Monday night a sense of the senate that supporters are calling a breakthrough in defending students from rapidly rising textbook prices by creating a pact with Northeastern faculty.

Husky Happenings

April 7, 2011

Snell Library celebrates anniversary Snell Library will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a celebration April 25 at 2 p.m. Northeastern alumnus and Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero will give the keynote address. Birthday cake will be served in Cyber Cafe...

As voting begins, candidates debate

March 31, 2011
Candidates for Student Body President faced off Tuesday night in Curry Student Center in the second of two debates, explaining their opposing plans for Student Government Association (SGA) one last time before polls opened yesterday. SGA members Sean Maloney and Michael Sabo laid out their stances on some of the biggest issues for Northeastern students and sharply differed on what role student government would play under their leadership.

Group protests dining firm’s bid

March 31, 2011
Northeastern’s Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) is again protesting the university’s consideration of food service provider Sodexo for a university contract.

Senate OKs 2011-12 SGA budget

March 31, 2011
Last Monday Northeastern senators passed next year’s Student Government Association (SGA) budget, devoting a sizable portion to senate retreat costs and gives a boost for president and executive board stipends.

CUP counted on student input

March 31, 2011
When the Council for University Programs (CUP) announced Wiz Khalifa, Third Eye Blind, Taking Back Sunday and Mac Miller as the Springfest performers March 17, student opinion was varied. CUP Large Concert Chair Caitlyn Margulis said student feedback played a large role in CUP’s decision to book the acts, which span multiple genres and musical eras.

Husky Happenings

March 31, 2011

Candidates face grievance hearings   In the first week of campaigning, a total of four grievances were filed against student body president candidates Sean Maloney and Michael Sabo. The first grievance was brought against Sabo by Maloney, who claimed the Sabo campaign...