By Nathan Vaughan Northeastern's Association for Computing Machinery (nuACM) made an attempt to represent "nerdy music" at an afterHOURS concert Saturday night featuring folk singer Jonathan Coulton and two video game cover bands, The Power Glove and The Konami Kode. The past...

Wednesday night, a memorial service for Jake Freeman was held in Centennial Quad. Jake was a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, and Wednesday marked the one year anniversary of his death. Watching the candlelight reflect off the tears streaming down the faces of the...

"Get out of this business while you still can." Those were the wise words of encouragement from a Boston Globe staff reporter during my stint as a co-op employee there last semester. To be fair, his melancholy tone seems justified. It's well-documented that The Globe, and newspapers...

By Sean Leviashvili The 12 stained glass windows in the Fenway Center project colored light into the church every afternoon. But last night, the lights were on the NU Choral Society - stagelights, that is. Preparing for their Spring Concert since the beginning of the semester,...

From five rows back, Ted Leo's skinny silhouette looks cut off at the waist. Between here and there, where he's standing on-stage at afterHOURS, a fraction of the large crowd - about 200 Northeastern students - is dancing, blocking any clear view of the singer-songwriter and...

By Peter A. Martin The men's rowing team has thrust its name into the discussion of best heavyweight men's crew with an impressive fifth-place finish in the Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic Regatta yesterday. "This was definitely a good start to the season," said...

By Mike Devine Northeastern's Concert Band presented works ranging from Handel to Gershwin at its 2008 spring concert Saturday afternoon. The concert, which was held at the Fenway Center, featured world-renowned euphonium player Adam Frey and two divisions of the Concert Band,...

By Amara Grautski In 2006, Northeastern's club tennis team had fallen apart. It was hard enough getting players to commit to a match - forget about winning. But 2008 is a new year, and the latest breed of Huskies has ambition in its blood. Eight men and women from the club...

NUBiLAGA sponsors Day of Silence Northeastern's Day of Silence is an invitation for students, faculty and staff to take a vow of silence on Tuesday, April 8 to protest the silence faced by victims of hate crimes. Participants wear Day of Silence T-shirts and remain silent...

By James Eddy II The men's and women's track team made its presence known in both meets they competed in this weekend, with three women closing in on Husky records. The Huskies had most of their team compete in Florida at the Pepsi Florida Relays, while the remainder of the...

By Daniel Deza Despite debates last fall about how to create new standards to deal with academic dishonesty, faculty proponents of such measures have yet to debut a proposed plan. During a Faculty Senate meeting in October, faculty members discussed the issue of creating a...

By Peter Lorenz The women's rowing team started the 2008 spring racing season on a positive note with a victory over Dartmouth, Rhode Island and Boston College Saturday. The Huskies beat Dartmouth by 1.9 seconds with a time of 6:36.1. Dartmouth finished second, followed by...