It was dark, and he couldn't see. He was being hit, and it hurt. His team was losing at record pace, and it wasn't pleasant. "I felt blindfolded in an area where I didn't know where I was walking," he said. "I was getting walloped everywhere, whether it was administrative...

By Chris Brook Comedians Bob Saget and Sarah Silverman performed their own brands of edgy stand-up Friday night in Blackman Auditorium as part of Kappa Sigma's fourth annual Comedy Night. Hitting the stage at 8:45 p.m., Bob Saget, the night's headliner, jumped into a solid...

By Jill Campbell After the T stops running, getting home at the end of the night can be rough, and not necessarily safe. But help is on the way. An after-hours shuttle service that will run between the Fenway, Mission Hill and campus has been approved by the university. Only...

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By Carleton Atwater Soup is a classic meal during the colder months, and with autumn officially here, it's the perfect time to try out some new liquid meals. Fortunately, some of the best soup in New England is available just a few bus stops away from campus at The New England...

By Matt Nielsen The Northeastern men's soccer team (2-8-2, 0-3-1) returned home this weekend after seven straight games away from Parsons Field. After starting 0-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), the Huskies rose to the challenge and were competitive in two key conference...

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Northeastern came close, but not close enough, in their second attempt at their first Atlantic-10 win of the season. And to make matters worse, they were banged up a bit in the process. The Huskies (1-4, 0-2 A-10) fell to No. 7 Richmond (4-0, 1-0 A-10) 12-7 Saturday in...

By Martha Brody Like many of her peers, sophomore physical therapy major Jodi Abramowitz aptly combines working hard in her classes and socializing with friends on the weekends. But unlike other students, she can add "piccolo player" to her r

By Erin Damio As Homecoming Weekend approaches, the Northeastern community anticipates celebrating many old and new traditions - including a new campaign for mayor. The Mayor of Huntington Avenue competition is both old and new. The first student to hold the spot was crowned...

Most people, including myself, enjoy those five, 10, or even 20 minutes of sacred time we have each day in that small, bright room accented with mirrors and cleaning supplies. Whether it's reading the newspaper, cutting your toenails or the usual business, the revered time in...

As I walked through campus Wednesday morning, fresh from learning that when I consolidated my loans it meant the payments start now, I came upon a spectacular and rare sight in the Snell Library quad. A mast with four sails loomed majestically above the 10:25 a.m. crowd,...