By Bridget Twohig Molly Krumpelbek doesn't have a lot of time to focus on her tan this summer. With her full class schedule, the junior physical therapy major is forced to concentrate on academics, not the sun. "It's just because it's hot out, you can't think that well,"...

By Hailey Heinz and Ricky Thompson The Office of the President announced yesterday that Hubert "Hubie" Jones, an entrepreneur with a background in higher education, will be the speaker at the fall commencement ceremony Aug. 31. Kay Onan, special assistant to President Richard...

Daddio's Swing Orchestra, an 11-piece swing band sponsored by the Office for Student Affairs, was seen and heard Monday playing near the Curry Student Center.

Transition Team created to help Aoun adjust to NU According to a university-wide memo sent July 10, Neal Finnegan, chairman of the Board of Trustees, has enlisted 17 members of the academic and administrative community to form a Transition Team for helping Northeastern's seventh...

By Bessie King Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Monday, July 3 Noon Northeastern Police Department (NUPD) officers responded to reported vandalism of a vending machine in Dodge Hall. 10 p.m. NUPD officers stopped two people...

The oppressive heat descending on Boston this week would be enough to make anyone cranky, especially Northeastern students, who are huddled in classrooms and cubicles instead of at the beach. Summer is a tough time to be a Husky, when the carefree days of sunshine are instead...

I want to publicly thank two nurses from University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) for the assistance they provided me. I sustained second-degree burns to my leg on June 10 and went for care at a hospital close to my house. Part of the continuing care process was supposed...

Not long ago, my friends and I would get our once-a-week adrenaline rush at a local suburban movie theater, seeing horrors like "The Devil's Rejects" and "Saw 2." As a Northeastern student enrolled in the five-year program, I will be spending most of my time here in the city,...

President Richard Freeland is adjusting to the idea of stepping out of the spotlight to make way for a new president - of Eastern Connecticut State University (ECSU). On Aug. 4, President Freeland's wife, Elsa Nunez, will assume the presidency of ECSU. Just 11 days later,...

For five minutes, Jonathan Cohn had broken all the rules - of moviemaking. But it paid off when his fast-paced film, created earlier this year for Campus MovieFest, was chosen among 16 out of 25,000 entries to be screened at the Atlanta Film Festival. "We didn't want to lose...

By John Guilfoil Less than a year after the sudden departure of its director, the International Co-op Program is preparing for a fresh start - with a veteran administrator at the helm and an early interest list of nearly 60 students. More than a dozen students, including...