He's an insatiable monster, constantly tackling any and everything he sets his sights on. No, it's not the Sasquatch. It's Seth MacFarlane, the mutli-talented comedic mastermind behind the new animated series "American Dad" and "Family Guy." The season premieres of each...

With the proposed legislature discussing the possibility of making the morning after pill accessible without a prescription, we catch ourselves in the midst of another combat of morals, indecisive definitions, and the ever-blurring lines of religion and politics. All of which...

The more than 20,000-square-foot parcel of land occupied by St. Ann University Parish now belongs to Northeastern, university officials said. The Archdiocese of Boston has accepted the university's offer to buy St. Ann's, said Director of Communications Fred McGrail. One of...

Local pop-rockers Averi had the crowd dancing as they played a Northeastern students-only show Friday night at afterHOURS. The band performed a wide set list of songs including some off their new album, which hits stores Feb. 8. Averi was recently named 2004's "Best Local Band"...

By Chanel Nardone This is the last installment in a series chronicling two students' preparations to run the Boston Marathon. As the gun sounded, close to 20,000 people began the run, or walk, to the finish line. In the middle of the mass of runners was junior chemical engineering...

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To Whom It May Concern: On behalf of the Student-Alumni Committee on Institutional Security Policy (STALCOMMPOL), I am writing to invite you to attend an informational forum on a student safety bill being introduced into Massachusetts Legislature. Senate Bill 1735, titled...

Please look into the censoring of city council minutes at cityofboston.gov/citycouncil a. Stenographic records of the public stenographers' machine that record the debate in our Boston City Council are censored. b. The brevity of the edited minutes make it too difficult for...

By Justin Rebello I can't begin to express how much I hate writing columns like this. The end of the year column is usually a time for the columnist to try and make some glorious statement to call it quits, punctuating his or her white space with all their accolades from...

The sixth and final installment in a year-long series chronicling two brothers' freshman years. As freshman year draws to a close, David and Jason Brodsky-Porges are already gearing up for the future. But while the fraternal twins may share a birthday, they didn't share a...

After a year marked with tragedy and a reputation for being "cursed," Northeastern rolled into fall 2004 with its campus life needing resuscitation. With ties to the community damaged and students reeling from the loss of several classmates, the 2004-05 academic year was a...

By Matt Foster Spring is in the air and, as the flowers in Krentzman Quad start to bloom, a commonly overlooked athletic team is starting to garner some attention on campus. Loaded with a good mix of seniors and young talent, the men's crew team began their season with some...