By Nate Owen, News Staff In baseball, problems often have a way of working themselves out. Have six pitchers vying for five spots in the rotation? A rough outing can fix that. Two guys battling for a lineup spot? A prolonged slump by one player is a quick remedy to that problem. ...

By Andrew Parente, News Staff GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. '- Despite being 835 miles away from Boston, fans and alumni showed up in numbers to support the men's hockey team in the NCAA tournament, their first appearance since 1994. A bus load of students left Northeastern early Friday...

By Nate Owen Conor Larkin's was packed with the Husky faithful Saturday afternoon and there's a good chance not many of them will be converted to lacrosse fans. Conor's, and Qdoba were the two establishments hosting viewing parties for the men's hockey team's NCAA first round...

Men's crew has good start to season in California Men's crew opened its season this weekend, competing in the Redwood Shores Rowing Classic in Redwood City, Calif.' The Huskies went 1-1 Saturday, losing by five seconds to Stanford but bouncing back with a four length victory...

By By Jenna Duncan, News Staff Elections for the next Student Government Association (SGA) President were extended last night, as total votes barely surpassed half the amount required to appoint someone to the position. Voting was scheduled to end at 11:59 tonight, however...

By Hannah Martin, News staff Throw on your party hats and grab some popcorn because Brookline's Coolidge Corner Theatre turns 75 this year. The non-profit theatre on Harvard Street, known for its historically wacky selection of independent films and documentaries, will celebrate...

By Rebecca Fenton, News staff If the future of global warming is written in the stars, Boston residents may soon have a better opportunity to read it. On Saturday night at 8:30, the city of Boston turned out lights in major local buildings and on signs to recognize Earth Hour:'...

By Caitlin Coyle, News correspondent How far does your food travel before reaching your plate? In some cases, your vegetables may have traveled farther than you would for a vacation. But some students and community members said they are looking to neighboring parks for alternative...

By Max Gelber, News correspondent Though it's technically six letters long, 'change' could be considered a four-letter word when it comes to music. Which isn't to say musical evolution is a bad thing '- quite the contrary, in fact. But sometimes, young bands mistake flirtation...

By Danielle Capalbo, News staff 'Could you hold on for a second?' asks musician Eric Elbogen. 'I have to go through a toll-booth.' Elbogen juggles his cell phone with the wheel of a white Ford, 12-passenger van, riding down Interstate 95 between Baltimore and Philly. It's Friday,...

By Sarah Lavers, News correspondent Some music enthusiasts only dream of going to a show and hearing all the songs they would have hand-picked. But for indie fans attending the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago, it's a dream come true. Organizers are literally letting fans...

By Emily Finkel, News correspondent Katy Perry at House of Blues:' April 1 The world cannot get enough of Katy Perry. She can't dance and her singing ability is questionable, but the modern day pin-up girl seems to woo everyone with her charms whenever she pops up somewhere...