Yesterday I voted in Massachusetts for the first time, and it felt good. Nothing to lift the onset of seasonal affective disorder like participating in some good ol' fashioned democracy. Although there were several voters at the Tobin Municipal Building on Tremont Street, none...

By Jared Sugerman Following a season-opening rout of Central Connecticut and a win at Boston College to start the dual-meet season a perfect 2-0, the Northeastern swimming ' diving team went 1-2 in their first Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) meet of the season, held at Delaware...

Veterans memorial set to be unveiled Saturday Northeastern will unveil a new on-campus memorial honoring 300 students and alumni who died during war on Nov. 11, Veteran's Day. At 2 p.m., the dedication ceremony will feature an Army color guard and performances of the national...

By Jewel Della Valle The volleyball team clinched a postseason spot for the eighth time in 10 years with a 3-2 win over George Mason Saturday. This marks the first CAA postseason berth for the volleyball team since joining the conference just last season. The top six teams...

The number of international students enrolled at Northeastern decreased after September 11. It has since bounced back, Senior Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Philomena Mantella told the Faculty Senate last week. Mantella said she wants that to...

He lied to her about what her best friend said in order to get her on his side, and he sniffed her hair when they hugged. He pretended to be her long lost brother and took photos of her every chance he got. He got a tattoo of a picture she gave him. He took her jacket...

In only its second year in the competitive Colonial Athletic Association, the volleyball team secured a spot in the CAA Tournament with two games left to play in the regular season. The Northeastern News Player of the Week, junior outside hitter Kira Batura, helped lead the...

By Christina Prignano Professor Harlow Robinson was first introduced to Russian culture from the silver screen as he sat in a Connecticut movie theater watching the 1965 drama "Dr. Zhivago." Years later, his enthusiasm for the culture earned him a Matthews Distinguished University...

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By Matt Nielsen After making the playoffs for the first time since 2003 and posting a school record six-game winning streak, the accolades poured in for the men's soccer team Thursday night when the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) announced its all-conference teams. Junior...

By Jessi Savino The city once dubbed the "Hub of the Universe" has added a new credential. In a recent study published by Forbes.com, Boston ranked No. 4 on a list of the "35 Drunkest Cities," beating out reputed party cities like Las Vegas (14), New Orleans (24), and Miami...