Like many patrons, William Barlow claimed his business at Snell Library was purely literary. He wanted someone to share his poetry with, get to know and, in at least one instance, to be his muse, according to Northeastern Police Department (NUPD) reports. But as it turns out,...

Right from the beginning, people are exposed to what a perfect love should be. From Romeo and his beloved Juliet to Cinderella and her prince, the illusion of perfection in love surrounds us throughout our lives. We have all dreamed about that fairy tale romance. We knew the...

By Jessica Bashelor The Museum of Science opened its doors to thousands of Boston area college students last Monday to enjoy a night of raffles, butterflies and human cadavers. The museum's tenth annual College Night was mobbed with students eager to get a look at the highly...

By Jennifer Ruggiero Professor W.D. Kay doesn't like referring to himself as a "trekkie," the namesake most commonly associated with die-hard Star Trek enthusiasts. "'Trekker' is the preferred term these days," he said. The political science professor is currently finishing...

By John Bruno After a seven-year process, the last building of the West Village project was formally inducted onto campus and into the city last Thursday. Boston Mayor Thomas Menino attended the official opening ceremony for the newest residence hall on campus: West Village...

It looked like Northeastern was getting the lucky bounce in the first quarter of Saturday's game against North Dakota State. But whatever luck the Huskies had would soon belong to the Bison, who beat NU 23-10 in Fargo, N.D. The Huskies looked like the team to beat in the...

During the final days of summer, my boyfriend came to visit me at my parents' home in the country. One day we decided to go for a canoe ride on a nearby lake. While out on the water, I noticed an interesting pathway in the woods and wanted to explore. We docked our ride and...

By Kerry Cardoza The university recently filled the position of coordinator of sexual assault services. Christine Civiletto is a very qualified candidate and only the second person to fill this controversial position, said Director of Behavior Health Dr. Robert Klein. Klein...

By Cait Dooley New England rockers Medicated Kisses, Lannen Fall and The Midnight Renewal kicked off MEISA Live at afterHOURS on Wednesday, pulling in an audience of 215 students and friends. "They bring the thunder," said Nani Stoick, MEISA vice president and sophmore music...

By Nate Owen The men's and women's cross country teams competed this weekend in the Boston College Invitational at Franklin Park. The men's team finished in fifth place of six teams and the women's team finished fourth overall. The men's 8K race consisted of Northeastern,...

In July, Gnomon Copy settled the lawsuit that nine publishing giants brought against it last November, paying the companies $40,000 altogether for failing to obtain necessary copyrights before selling coursepacks to Northeastern students. Julie Knapp, president and owner of...