By Marc Larocque To the dismay of two new student media groups, the Budget Review Committee (BRC) denied them capital equipment funding earlier this week. Both groups wanted one thing: a computer to centralize their publication operations. The Northeastern Patriot, a student-run...

Have you checked out the new five-tool player for Northeastern Athletics? You won't find him roaming centerfield on Friedman diamond or dribbling down-court in Matthews arena. His tools are a little different as well - he's humble, a leader, a businessman, an icon of diversity...

The School of Architecture is building its profile. It was recently ranked America's number 12 "Best Architecture School in Research" by the Key Centre for Architectural Sociology. On June 8, it released the ranking determining which architecture schools produce the most...

For the first time in the history of the Northeastern Student Government Association (SGA), there is a solid plan on the table to hold campus-wide elections for the president of the undergraduate student body in spring 2007. There has been discussion for nearly a decade about...

The Student Government Association (SGA) approved two major amendments and four minor amendments to their constitution and bylaws in a tense five-hour Joint Senate meeting Monday. Of the 10 amendments proposed, two dominated the majority of debate time and provoked passion...

By Anne Baker Some things just scream summer: an egg toss on the Fourth of July, a big Hollywood blockbuster or perhaps the smell of the ocean. Nothing, however, signals the start of the warmest season like a backyard cookout. Parties held outdoors are most fun with a crowd...

By Derek Hawkins As the first summer semester comes to an end, so will the first phase of a sweeping space reallocation in the Curry Student Center (CSC). Designed to accommodate incoming student groups and new administrative offices, the project will involve a reshuffling...

The Student Government Association (SGA) has been going out of its way to remind its constituency that it's summertime. The point was driven home this week after SGA lost a second member of its elected executive board from a resignation brought on by unclear, personal reasons....

By Derek Hawkins Adding a new dimension to an already tense market for student housing, a third-party developer has sought approval from the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA) to build a 34-story residence hall on St. Botolph Street near Northeastern's campus. Phoenix Property...

Following heavy outcry from students after the ` of the closing of the Peer Tutoring Center earlier this month, several meetings were held to address concerns and reveal a pilot plan for new tutoring services. This plan would be a smaller scale version of the upcoming tutoring...

By Danielle Capalbo Seated with their backs and necks straight, participants can tuck their chins in slightly. Or, walking, they can take short, thoughtful steps, the heel of one foot just ahead of the toes of the other. These are two of four meditative postures described...

I'm angry. I want to throw rocks and scream at the top of my lungs. As much as I want to temper my words with the wisdom of my newly framed college degrees, I am in a corner where I want to strike out at the same school that has taught me so much. Gladys McKie and Lincoln...