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Dozens of students wait in line to enter the Cabot Center and take part in the winter involvement fair.

Winter involvement fair fails to accommodate students, second fair scheduled

Nick Swindell, deputy campus editor January 17, 2019
A second winter involvement fair will take place Jan. 27th in order to accommodate students who were not able to attend the original event.

Some NU Democrats are frustrated with the party’s messaging

Isabel Stephens, news correspondent January 17, 2019
While some outside democratic candidates won big in November, the Democratic Party is still struggling to find a cohesive platform that will represent its entire base.
Jake Grondin was elected Executive Vice-President of SGA during a senate meeting Jan. 14.  / Photo courtesy Jake Grondin.

Jake Grondin elected SGA Executive Vice-President

Maria Lovato, campus editor January 16, 2019
Fourth-year biology major Jake Grondin was elected EVP of SGA on Jan. 14.
Snell will be closing for part of the weekend.

It’s not what it looks like: Snell renovations add seats to 4th floor

Yunkyo Kim, news correspondent January 16, 2019
Multiple renovations took place over winter break, most notably at Snell Library and Marino Recreation Center.
Northeastern establishes the Khoury College of Computer and Information Sciences.

College of Computer and Information Sciences named for Amin Khoury

Nick Swindell, deputy campus editor January 16, 2019
Northeastern University is now home to one of the first named colleges of computer and information science in the country.

Blind N.Y. resident sues NU over website accessibility

Maria Lovato, campus editor January 16, 2019
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.
Students have recently noticed a change regarding their university email. / File photo by Brian Bae.

ITS makes slight change to ‘husky.neu.edu’ email addresses

Maria Lovato, campus editor January 15, 2019
ITS created a dual email account for students in order to add them to Office 365's Global Address List.
Charles Wallace Thomas mediates a Q&A with co-founder of Initiate Justice Richie Resada, and Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors Dec. 3. / Photo courtesy Federico Toro Uribe

SAID hosts BLM activist and co-founder in conversation

Yunkyo Kim, news correspondent December 5, 2018
Black lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors and Initiate Justice founder Richie Reseda took part in a conversation in Blackman Auditorium.
TEDxNortheasternU hosted a female-focused conference in the Northeastern Alumni Center Monday. / Photo by Brittany Mendez

TEDxNortheasternU holds first TED talk event with all female speakers

Brittany Mendez, news staff December 5, 2018
TEDxNortheasternU hosted their first female-focused conference in the Northeastern Alumni Center on Monday.
Engineering clubs pushed out by renovations, with little explanation

Engineering clubs pushed out by renovations, with little explanation

Corey Dockser, multimedia manager December 5, 2018
Multiple engineering clubs lost space as a result of renovations in the basement of Richards Hall, and were given little information as to specifics.
Northeastern alumni hold final sendoff for Punter’s

Northeastern alumni hold final sendoff for Punter’s

Nick Hirano December 5, 2018
Northeastern Alumni hold final sendoff for Punter’s. The bar sold to NU for $5.3 million with unknown plans for the future.
NU community offers different opinions on midterm outcome

NU community offers different opinions on midterm outcome

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.