By Richard Freeland Northeastern students have been getting quite a bit of attention recently from the Boston press and from some local elected officials, much of it critical of our behavior in the community. A number of students have asked me why we are being singled out...

By Megan Fraser Despite being signed by President Richard Freeland and the Faculty Senate, a Student Government Association (SGA) resolution making it university policy that all teachers post their syllabi online is not being enforced for all undergraduate courses. A non-scientific...

I don't know about you, but the presidential debates really get my mental juices flowing. To see two candidates battle it out on network television for the right to lead our proud nation stimulates in the most fascinating of ways. Nevermind the fact that the electoral college...

It may have just been the game that Kristin Kowalik was waiting for. The sophomore forward broke onto the soccer scene last year with a team-leading 26 points and 11 goals, and after Friday's hat trick performance against Vermont in a 4-1 win, that scoring touch seems to have...

Crime log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports.

Adorned in red jerseys and playing without helmets, Ray Bourque and Cam Neely didn't quite look like the franchise players they were in the past, when they turned heads and racked up playoff appearances for the Boston Bruins. It didn't matter to the FleetCenter crowd on Sunday,...

By John Guilfoil Thank you to all who attended the second annual Kappa Sigma/Student Government Comedy Night. Jay Mohr really lit up the stage in front of the completely sold out crowd of over 1,000. What is also important to note is that once again the event ended and the crowd...

Patents and start-up companies by students and faculty are two products expected to come out of the Center for High-rate Nano-manufacturing when operation takes off. Northeastern was awarded a grant for the center, $12.4 million in five years from the National Science Found-ation,...

By C.G. Lynch Presidential candidate Ralph Nader spent his Monday night more often defending himself against the verbal attacks from Kerry supporters than speaking on his political ideas. In a speech before supporters and a crowd of Democrats at Harvard's John F. Kennedy...

News flash: Pop vet Elton John said Monday that Madonna should be shot for lip-synching, or rather, any artist should be. In this case, Madonna was just the easiest target. Well done, Elton, finally someone said what's been on my mind for years. Apparently, the "Benny and...

By Conor Nevins Coming into last Friday's America East Conference opener with the University of Vermont, the Northeastern women's soccer team was hoping to work on two things that have troubled them so far this year -- scoring and injuries. With senior captain Andi Matthews...

City Councilor Michael Ross vowed to reconsider portions of his proposed University Accountability Ordinance after a forum addressed students' concerns Tuesday evening. Student Government Association (SGA) Interim President Erin McFadzen and Vice President for Academic Affairs...