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Pete Buttigieg made a stop at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston on Oct. 29.

Buttigieg’s candor ignites interest on campus

Isabel Stephens, news staff April 16, 2019
Following Buttigieg’s talk on April 3, a group of students are spearheading "Northeastern Students for Pete."
Reine Lederer packs for her summer trip to Spain in her International Village dorm room. She spent last semester in Germany with the N.U.in program.

Student summer plans span the globe

Deanna Schwartz, deputy campus editor April 16, 2019
Northeastern students are taking advantage of their four month summer break in a variety of ways, both on and off campus.
Beta Theta Pi brothers walked to bring awareness to mental health issues at the Out of the Darkness Walk.

Fraternity members walk in support of mental health awareness

Miska Salemann, news correspondent April 16, 2019
Behind the SMILE — a suicide and mental illness education student group at Northeastern — led students and faculty in the Out of the Darkness Walk Sunday.
Progressive Student Alliance members led chants during the protest.

NU faculty march for unionization with newfound community support

Hayley Slusser, news correspondent April 16, 2019

Northeastern’s full-time, non-tenure track faculty marched across campus April 10 in support of their right to hold a union election. The march came a day after protesters refiled their petition stating their desire to vote on whether or not to form a union with the National...

Paolo Ciuccarelli will be the founding director of the Center for Design in CAMD.

Ciuccarelli brings ‘meta design’ research to CAMD

Sofie Kato, managing editor April 16, 2019
Paolo Ciuccarelli will bring his unique design research to CAMD in the fall. He comes to Boston after 20 years of teaching at the Polytechnic University of Milan.
Chris Brown (right) and Gabby Nobile (left) are running uncontested for president and executive vice president of the SGA.

Uncontested Brown-Nobile slate elected with 61 percent of the vote

Isabel Stephens, news staff April 12, 2019
The Brown-Nobile slate received 61 percent of the student vote in this year’s uncontested election, establishing Chris Brown as president and Gabby Nobile as executive vice president of next year’s Student Government Association, or SGA.
Adama Dieng spoke at the first event of the Holocaust and Genocide Awareness week April 1.

Awareness Committee remembers the Holocaust and Rwandan genocide

Nick Swindell, news staff April 10, 2019
Attendees commemorated the Holocaust and other genocides during the Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week.
Chris Brown and Gabby Nobile respectively serve as president and executive vice president of SGA.

Chris Brown will not pursue special election if ‘no confidence’ wins student vote

Isabel Stephens, news staff April 10, 2019
Currently, SGA bylaws call for a special election following a no confidence result, during which senators can nominate any qualified person not already elected to a different office.
The International Village dining hall offers a wide selection of food, including pizza.

SGA announces new meal plan options

Isabel Stephens and Maria Lovato April 10, 2019
Northeastern will implement new meal plan options of seven, 12, 17 and unlimited swipes per week at the beginning of the fall semester.
Many companies that work with ICE can be found at NU's career fairs multiple times per semester.

New co-op system removes application constraints

Maria Lovato, campus editor April 9, 2019

Co-op employers are receiving more applications than ever before and students are submitting applications to jobs that were previously restricted to specific colleges. Katherine Ziemer, the acting senior vice provost for undergraduate education and experiential learning, said...

Industry professionals, faculty and students mingle in ISEC before the RISE awards.

RISE provides students with valuable practice, exposure

Yunkyo Kim, news staff April 8, 2019
The eighth annual Research, Innovation and Scholarship Expo included 403 presentations and an awards ceremony.
The empty SGA Senate room sits above the bustling Curry Student Center.

SGA alters stipend funding in response to student complaints

Isabel Stephens, news staff April 3, 2019
The SGA passed an internal budget proposal to stop funding stipends for its executive staff through the SAF and decrease its overall budget by 48 percent.