Jason Camacho, a blind N.Y. resident, sued Northeastern and 50 other schools in November claiming that their websites are not accessible to him as a person with vision loss.
Nick Swindell, deputy campus editor
• December 5, 2018
The 2018 midterm elections took place Nov. 6. Northeastern students and faculty were split on what to take away from the elections, but all tended to agree that the results hold strong ramifications for the future.
Northeastern’s top information technology executive, Cole Camplese, met with the Faculty Senate Nov. 28 to discuss his priorities for updating and improving the university’s technology infrastructure.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos released a controversial proposal on Nov. 16 that rewrites the rules on how schools must handle sexual assault allegations on college campuses.
Nathan Hostert resigned from his position as president of the Student Government Association during a Nov. 19 meeting. According to meeting minutes, Hostert requested that his resignation not be made public.
Paxtyn Merten, Multimedia Manager
• November 29, 2018
The negative stigma surrounding mental illness is perceived to be larger than it actually is because of wide-spread silence on the topic, researches say.
Members of the full-time non-tenure track faculty marched to president Joseph E. Aoun's office and delivered an open letter asking him to approve their right to vote on forming a union.
