Prior to her surgery, sophomore Sarah Belfit aspired to be a neurologist. Now, the psychology and former behavioral neuroscience major can speak to her future patients from experience. On Sept. 29, the 19-year-old underwent an operation at Children's Hospital to remove a three-centimeter...

Just stop. Sit down. And take a look at where you are right now. Yes, I'm talking to you Red So ... oops, I mean Patriots fans. Just look at the horrifying scenario facing your so-called team. You, of all fans, should know the danger of being so unbelievably cocky going into...

By Bianca Strzelczyk As student government president, Erin Dayharsh set the standard for student activities on campus. Now, as an employee in the Student Activities Office, she will use her experience as a guide. Dayharsh will assume the position of assistant director of campus...

Taking its place among Kennedy Hall, Stetson East and Speare Hall, a new name will be added to the list of freshman residence halls in the summer of 2006: West Village F. The final building in the West Village series, West Village F is well on its way to completion, said...

I can honestly say I never understood by the statutory fantasy of the Olsen twins. Nor was I really impressed by the fame, fortune and industry built around them. To me, they would always be in a diaper, sitting in that spaghetti pot, as Joey and Uncle Jesse try to figure...

By Gayle Simone The Northeastern women's hockey team watched its 3-1 lead over the University of Connecticut evaporate in the third period, due to a hat trick by Jaclyn Hawkins, and ended up skating to a 4-4 tie in the second game of the home-and-home series with UConn Saturday...

By Meghan Colloton Alvin Carter, the culture and diversity chairman of the Council for University Programs (CUP), was upset he could not provide more money to those devastated by the Dec. 26, 2004 tsunami. He contemplated how he could raise more money for the relief efforts....

Climate Change and Global Warming are a couple buzz words being tossed around lately. Essentially as we consume more and more fossil fuels (coal, oil, etc) we are releasing tons of toxins into our world. The toxins get trapped, and act like a blanket around the earth, warming...

Crime log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Tuesday, January 25 9:45 a.m. A 19-year-old male student reported he had been punched in the head by a 19-year-old female student acquaintance while at Punter's Pub Jan. 15. They were arguing...

By Jason Richland The Huskies track team is still just flexing its muscles. The women's team finished second at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston on Friday. "I was caught between a rock and a hard place," said NU coach Sherman Hart. "You...

By Jason Richland The up-and-down ride for Husky men's track continues. Despite grabbing a first-place finish in just one event, the men's track team managed to take third place with 82.5 points at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center...

Sixty shots. Fifty-seven saves. It's usually the making of a successful two-game set for a hockey club, but it was more than enough for the University of Maine to secure a win and tie over the Huskies. NU senior goalie Keni Gibson continues to be the bedrock for NU (9-13-4,...