By Andrew Parente Coming into this year's basketball season, the Huskies were eager to establish a scoring threat down low in order to open up the game for the perimeter shooting of leading scorer Matt Janning. Now at 5-0 in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) and 10-5...

'You've come a long way, baby.' The phrase, first coined for Virginia Slims cigarettes in 1968, has taken on a modern context in the form of the Northeastern Huskies men's hockey team. Veteran DogHouse members can recall Greg Cronin's first season behind the bench in 2005-06...

The baseball team was picked 10th in the Colonial Athletic Association's (CAA) coaches' poll yesterday, the league announced. James Madison received six first place votes and 95 total points to edge out Georgia State (91 points) for the top spot in the poll. Northeastern received...

By Jared Sugerman In Leah Sulyma's West Village E dorm is a poster designed by New Hampshire Wildcats' hockey fans. It reads, ' Save Sulyma's House. Stop Global Warming.' When she looks at it through her rectangular-framed glasses, the sophomore business student and goaltender...

By Kate Augusto An estimated 1,000 people rallied at Copley Square last night in 16 degree weather to support Israel's right to defend itself and support a lasting peace between Palestine and Israel, said Ari Alexenberg, director of the Israel Action Center, which is part of...

This weekend the women's hockey team had one of its best weekends in recent history. They beat then-No. 9 Boston University at BU, and swept Niagara at Matthews Arena. This was in large part thanks to the phenomenal play of sophomore forward Alyssa Wohlfeiler. Wohlfeiler had...

By Colin Young On Wednesday, John Wilson, the keynote speaker for the Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation touted the value of King's moral compass and spoke of the racial and political progress that can be gained in the Barack Obama presidency at Blackman Auditorium. ...

By Damon Griffin You'll never have to shake your Polaroid picture again - not that you had to in the first place. On the heels of the company's decision to halt production of its iconic instant film, Vice President Jon Pollock announced last week that Polaroid's latest invention,...

By Anne Baker Following the university's recent announcement that officials will consider restructuring the Colleges of Arts and Sciences and Criminal Justice, some criminal justice students and alumni have begun to speak out against the possibility of such changes, while others...

By Lauren Sheffer For months, their figures loomed over passers-by, demanding attention. The two-dimensional authority figures - police officers, to be precise - stood on the faces of posters outside Cabot Center for most of last season; they weren't on patrol, but on duty...

By Jonathan Raymond The Faculty Senate voted in favor of a resolution yesterday that will revise the faculty grievance procedure and inject more oversight into the process. The resolution calls for the implementation of an oversight of due process into the procedure as it...

By Danny Deza From hospital waiting rooms to university hallways, the art that graces bare walls around us exists to set a particular mood, some experts say. As if to set a scene of tranquility, abstract paintings in President Joseph Aoun's waiting room - in brown and red,...