The 2022 midterms were seen as a long-anticipated “referendum on the party in power” — a bellwether in which Republicans could gauge support for the looming 2024 presidential race and potentially flip seats across the nation.
National turnout was high — almost half...
A crowd of veterans, students and military families alike gathered at Northeastern’s Veterans Memorial in Neal F. Finnegan Plaza for a Veterans Day event Nov. 11. Speakers shared history, humor and grief with the crowd — a small glimpse into the vast experiences of veterans.
Keynote...
Tuesday, Nov. 8
2:34 a.m.
A caller reported being threatened with a knife in Ruggles Station. A report was filed.
3:00 a.m.
A caller reported an individual loitering in the lobby of Davenport B. The area was checked.
9:25 a.m.
A caller reported unknown...
Tuesday, Nov. 1
11:03 a.m.
A caller reported an individual shoplifted from Wollaston’s Market in Marino Recreation Center. A report was filed.
2:00 p.m.
A caller reported an electronic immigration scam. A report was filed.
4:47 p.m.
A caller reported two individuals shoplifted...
On Nov. 28, Northeastern’s Student Government Association, or SGA, voted on its first major resolution for the 22-23 school year, a Sense of the Senate on Northeastern Emergency Response and Public Safety Taskforce.
This was the work of the Student Services committee,...
The Center on Crime, Race and Justice within the College of Social Sciences and Humanities hosted the third annual Race and Community Dialogue Series, “A Community Forum on Trauma Informed Services Within Boston Public Schools,” Nov. 29.
Boston Public Schools, or BPS,...
Over 50% of current N.U.in students will be housed in hotels upon their return to Boston for the spring 2023 semester, according to an October 26th webinar hosted by Northeastern University Housing, which current N.U.in students attended.
Due to Northeastern’s housing shortage,...
Although Snell Library is one of the most popular study spots on campus, one thing sets it apart from many other university libraries — its lack of books.
Dan Cohen, the dean of the library, said the last time Snell had a large collection of books was in early 2020, right...
When Northeastern students accept a co-op offer in a city outside Boston, they often have just a few months to search for living arrangements, reach out to social and professional connections and prepare themselves for a big move while they are still a college student. Whether...
Two days after the 2022 midterm elections, six Northeastern students met in Richards Hall to debate as representatives of Northeastern’s leading partisan political groups. The three students seated at the table on the left belonged to the Northeastern University College Democrats,...
The university’s faculty senate held its biweekly meeting Nov. 16, with Senior Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Thomas Nedell delivering an annual report to the body of senators from Northeastern’s academic colleges.
Prior to the report, Provost and Senior Vice...
Ethan Zuckerman does not think bigger is better, at least not for social media.
The internet scholar and University of Massachusetts Amherst public policy professor discussed how to rebuild the public sphere at the Northeastern alumni center on Columbus Avenue Tuesday Nov....
