By Daniel Buono Acupuncture, aromatherapy and yoga may seem like methods of relaxation, but in the medical world, they are considered alternative medicines that many patients are reluctant to try, according to a recent research project. The study, called the Boston Medical...

By Mark Rizzo With students gearing up to fight another onslaught of flu season, the members of the university came together yesterday to offer help. The second annual Bouv'eacute; Health Fair and Flu Clinic was held Wednesday in the Curry Student Center's Indoor Quad. The...

The last eight years have taken a toll on America. Cowboy diplomacy has squandered our moral standing around the globe. Thousands of American lives and billions of dollars have been lost fighting an unnecessary war in Iraq. Our failure to find alternative sources of energy has...

By Michele Richinick The Budget Review Committee (BRC) met with student leaders last night to address allegations that it unfairly distributed funds. The meeting, held in place of the regularly scheduled BRC meeting, shifted from an informational session to a grievance airing...

The women's soccer team defeated Virginia Commonwealth Saturday in Richmond, claiming a 3-0 victory. With five saves, Stephanie Gordon was instrumental to the victory - claiming her fifth shutout of the season- and this week's Huntington News Player of the Week honors. Despite...

The end of another wonderful Homecoming Weekend was topped with a visit from my father. Of course one of the best parts of his visits is the food. Delicious food and milkshakes from Cabot's in Newton are the usual, with the quality milkshakes being the best part by far since...

By Mike Napolitano Students who feel more comfortable living with the opposite sex, including transgender, gay, lesbian and bisexual students, may get a chance to do so starting next fall, if all goes according to plan. The Student Government Association (SGA) and Resident...

It's rush hour at InfoCommons. Every computer is occupied; a human mass has formed near the printing station, and at least 15 people are talking on cell phones while a handful of others rock out to their iPods. There's a line for the proctor and about six people waiting at the...

By Mary Ann Georgantopulos As producer of the Batman films, Michael Uslan took the stage Tuesday night in the Curry Student Center Ballroom and blurted out two numbers: 528 million and 1 billion, the numbers "The Dark Knight" made in US theaters and the closing numbers in international...

When a team suffers through a string of losing seasons, it is only a matter of time before a move is made to hopefully spur a rebuilding process. In most cases, the process is slow and takes time before the game results match the expectations. This assumption is what makes...

By Samantha Moll With Election Day less than a week away, many students are beginning to wonder when they will find time to get to the polls. Students who need to go to their hometown to vote must make the choice between voting and cutting class, since faculty members are...