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By Derek Hawkins The first ever direct elections for Student Government Association (SGA) president are less than two weeks away, but many students said they are not prepared to make an informed choice. In a random sampling of more than two dozen students, few had any knowledge...

By Megan Jicha Children eagerly running into classrooms, never wanting to miss school, actively participating in class and succeeding in their academics: this is the goal of the non-profit organization Jumpstart. "'Working toward the day every child in America enters school...

NEWARK, DEL. - Despite an 8-21 (3-15 Colonial Athletic Association) mark in the 2005-06 season, the No. 11 Huskies upset No. 6 UNC Wilmington in the opening round of the CAA tournament, cleaning some of the salt from the wound of a dismal season. No such relief came this...

They prayed in the morning and worked tirelessly, exercising their carpentry skills until nightfall. Then they gathered for evening mass in a makeshift tent. Volunteers of Hope, sponsored by the Northeastern Catholic Center, organized a volunteer trip to the Gulf coast in...

By Veronica Schiebold From peaceful meditation sessions to lectures about mob violence and the Holocaust, the upcoming Peace Week, March 19-23, features an array of events to promote tolerance and peace on campus. The Spiritual Life Center sponsors a themed week every year,...

By Cynthia Retamozo The women's track ' field team placed 15th out of 49 teams in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championship at the Reggie Lewis Center March 4. On March 9 they traveled to Tampa for the non-scoring University of South Florida Track and Field...

By Kate Augusto It is time to see the world from a fresh, broad perspective. By getting a greater sense of the world, you can connect with new people and learn about yourself, according to Women Expanding/Literacy Education Action Resource Network (WE LEARN), a women's literacy...

By Nick Mendez The average college student may be the last surviving relative of a Nigerian millionaire, have missed a jury duty date or be the owner of an at-risk bank account - at least according to the most popular identity fraud scams. In a SAFENet alert titled, "Don't...

A few thoughts I had while applying sunscreen over spring break: The women's basketball team shouldn't let their 4-26 season get them down - they can proudly call themselves record-holders. The Huskies overcame a 16-point deficit to force a women's NCAA-record five overtime...

By Bessie King Students who left for Spring Break a week ago may have returned with tans and souvenirs, but some students come back with feelings of achievement.

By Jessi Savino Pam Longobardi is on a quest to figure out "where humans belong in the bigger picture." Her exploration is done through her artwork, which she shared with Northeastern students last night in Shillman Hall. Since 1990, Longobardi has created more than 25 solo...