By Jackson Connor Northeastern bands Plastic Reverie and Eroica took the stage in front of more than 50 students Tuesday during a free show hosted by afterHOURS. Veteran folk rockers Cassavettes, made up of one Northeastern alumnus and three of his friends from his hometown...

Apparently the women's soccer team isn't made up of many Oakland A's fans. The team, along with a small group of supporters, gathered Monday night in the George Makris Varsity Club in Matthews Arena to watch the NCAA women's soccer selection show on the 8 p.m. edition of ESPNEWS....

I know what you're thinking and I know your reaction when I mention another commentary about Facebook. But before you roll your eyes and log back into your account, consider this: if you have 1,800 friends, why are you alone? I realize it is presumptuous of me to ignorantly...

By Colin Young Chatter and cries of "how was your weekend" float above the usual office banter, along with the sound of typewriters feverishly at work. The conversation and drumming of keys continues in this generic office environment until, out of the blue, the typing hits...

By Samantha Moll Though about 3,000 miles away from the coast of California, students in Massachusetts have taken up the cause of those fighting against the recent passage of California's Proposition 8, which amends California's state constitution to define marriage as between...

It was a scene not typically witnessed at Northeastern. There was a trophy with a poster that proclaimed "CAA Champions" and a cake with frosting that said the same. Members of the media flocked to snap pictures and grab interviews with the champs....

By Zachary Boutin Apparently wealth doesn't always cure hunger. According to 2007 statistics from the United States Census Bureau, the most recent available, Massachusetts has the fifth highest median household income in the union. But new statistics from Project Bread, the...

By Ivy Pribish No flags, no benchmarks, no water stations along the way. Emmanuel Yeboah was on his own when he made it his goal to bike across Kenya. But along with the lack of a racetrack, Yeboah was missing something far more vital - the use of his right leg. Volunteers...

It's not a dream. It can't be because no dream is scripted this perfect, this epic. And it's not a dream because it's real. The women's soccer team completed their amazing season by outlasting fifth-seeded Hofstra (11-8-3, 7-3-1 CAA) 1-0 in double overtime yesterday in...

By Nathan Vaughan The volleyball team continued to chip away at its magic number this past weekend, bringing it down to two. Although it lost to Delaware Friday, it was able to bounce back less than 24 hours later and fight off a tough Towson team. "I think we were a little...

Voters last Tuesday sent a clear message to the global community: America is ready to head in a new direction in a multitude of ways. The electoral college landslide of president-elect Barack Obama, the major gains made by the Democratic Party in the House of Representatives...

By Daniel Buono Watch out Facebook and Myspace, social networking is keeping it old school. The Cauldron, Northeastern's yearbook, has held steady sales during the past few years despite the rise of online social networking websites, said Stephen Asay, editor of the yearbook...