Call it the post-Gibson syndrome. Whether or not the Northeastern men's hockey team will recover from this condition remains to be seen. First-year Huskies coach Greg Cronin arrived on Huntington Avenue last April just as goaltender Keni Gibson, the 2004-05 runner-up for...

By Megan Jicha The human race is moving rapidly into the age of wireless technology, with mobile phones, Blackberrys and ever-shrinking laptop computers. One key element of this techno-revolution is wireless Internet, which is offered in some Northeastern locations. As other...

Writing just one story about the Northeastern men's basketball team's 89-73 win over the visiting Hofstra Pride on Saturday seems somewhat misleading, if not a little bit unfair. The game featured so many angles, a multitude of stories can be written. The win not only brought...

By Carleton Atwater One of the films premiering at the Sundance Film Festival this week is "Beyond Beats and Rhymes," a documentary that examines sexism, violence and homophobia in mainstream hip-hop. It was produced by Northeastern graduate Byron Hurt. "Beyond Beats and Rhymes"...

LOWELL - Can an inconsequential tie, obtained after being outplayed for more than two-thirds of a game, be the start of something encouraging for a disenchanted team? For the 2005-06 Northeastern men's hockey team, which produced a 2-2 tie with UMass Lowell (9-13-1, 6-9-1)...

By Allison Mudge Students interested in taking online courses at Northeastern may be hard-pressed to find information on the subject, despite the increasing popularity of these courses nationwide. At least 2.3 million people in the United States took some type of online course...

By Matt Foster Fans who watched the Huskies play the Providence Friars on Saturday saw two Husky squads, first witnessing the Dogs falling behind 3-0 to the reigning league champs, only to watch that same team stage a remarkable comeback to force overtime. While the Huskies...

By Allison Mudge A case will go before the United States Supreme Court March 1 that will represent several years of work - most of it done by Northeastern Law School students and law professor Peter Enrich. The case, Cuno v. DaimlerChrysler, involves the constitutionality...

By Adam Riglian Friday's Great Dane Classic showcased some fine performances from individual throwers and runners, but as senior Derek Anderson put it, "not a single coach or athlete will ever be satisfied with a fifth place finish." coach Sherman Hart also noted that while...

The Council for University Programs (CUP) held its first general council meeting of the semester and its first ever Roll-Out Meeting last Wednesday, inviting comments and suggestions from the student body. The meeting was designed to make newcomers feel at ease, recapping the...

After a career of shifting gears, former NU radio DJ Russ Oasis is now tackling a new challenge: the 24 Hours of Daytona. While chalking up a long resum

By Nate Owen For the fifth straight year, the Northeastern women's track team emerged victorious from the Great Dane Classic. The team scored 143 points on Friday, beating runner up and host Albany by 27 points at the New Balance Armory in New York, N.Y. Northeastern had...