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....
Northeastern announced in an email Oct. 31 that it will begin the process of becoming a JED campus in an effort to improve on-campus mental health support for students.
JED is a non-profit foundation committed to destigmatizing the conversation around mental health and preventing...
Laura Emde, news correspondent
• November 14, 2022
A new opportunity is on the horizon for Northeastern students who love clothing and want to learn more about the process of creating it, as a group of students are working toward creating Northeastern’s first official sewing club, another addition to the multitude of clothes-related...
Northeastern students have been seeing an increase in scam emails appearing in their school emails, which some say have been harder to spot due to the similarities to legitimate university emails. Following the scams, all Northeastern emails will be receiving an upgrade intended...
The university’s faculty senate held its biweekly meeting Nov. 2 and passed resolutions instituting two new graduate programs at Northeastern.
Before voting on these two proposals, the senate gave updates on the incorporation of Mills College staff into the faculty senate,...
Dissatisfied with Northeastern’s existing online resources for student information, two students set out to create their own.
When Evan Forcucci, a first-year electrical engineering student at the time, still couldn’t find his Stetson West mailbox in April 2022, he promptly...
Wednesday evening, Egan Research Center’s Raytheon Amphitheater was packed with students and faculty listening to a conversation about the tussle between journalism and activism.
Members of the Northeastern University community were treated to a unique perspective into...
Fifty years ago, Northeastern was a very different place. Women weren’t allowed to wear pants, the school was majority commuter students and it was one of the more politically conservative schools in Boston, to name a few glaring differences.
About 50 years ago is also when...
Elizabeth Janiak, assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and director of the T.H. Chan School of Public Health, gave a presentation Oct. 20 on the broad questions of how the overturning of Roe v. Wade will affect certain geographic groups.
Held both physically in Renaissance...
Following a contentious and litigious merger, the first class of N.U.in and NU Bound students have joined the returning Mills College students in Oakland, California, at Mills College at Northeastern University.
Although the merger was finalized in July, some students say...
There’s a new vending machine on campus, but you can’t purchase a soda or candy bar from it.
On Oct. 25, NU Sexual Health Advocacy, Resources and Education, or NU SHARE, in collaboration with the Office of Prevention and Education at Northeastern and the University Health...
This fall, the Huntington News has been collaborating with editors of the paper from 1967 through 1973. Then called the Northeastern News, the staff produced a variety of articles and editorials about birth control. Below is the text from some of those articles, to...
