St. Ann's to hold Mass through October St. Ann's University Parish on St. Stephen Street, one of over 60 churches ordered in June to close by the Boston Archdiocese, was granted an extension, allowing it to remain open through the beginning of the academic year. St. Ann's will...

By Bessie King After months of searching, two high-profile administrators have been added to the Northeastern community. The university has hired a new vice president for marketing and communications and a new dean of the school of business, administrators said. Brian Kenny,...

By Carleton Atwater Along with The Strokes and The White Stripes, The Hives first hit it big in 2002 as part of the "garage rock revival." While that trend might have been short-lived, the Hives had several hits from their album "Veni Vidi Vicious," including "Hate To Say I...

The Hockey East MVP, a Humanitarian Award winner and an All-American, former Northeastern women's hockey goalie Chanda Gunn is no stranger to prestigious awards. Now to add to her list of honors, the all-time Northeastern saves leader (244) has been announced as the female...

Being from Woodstock,N.Y., perhaps it was destiny that Rogue Wave's Zach Rogue would make hook-laden music that sounds straight out of an era when Woodstock was more than a farm town. But it is a good thing he did nonetheless. On his new album "Out of the Shadow" (Sub Pop,...

By Tom Kneafsey is a junior journalism major and the former president of CUP It's a sad day when a conversation that could have been had over coffee or lunch gets played out via a scathing letter to the editor. Last edition's "CUP's complaining more like 'bratty whines' (July...

By Nicole Haley Lindsay Myers noticed a difference when she moved from her freshmen residence hall to the Columbus Avenue side of campus. The junior pharmacy major, who regularly strolls through Carter Park where an 11-year-old was shot Sunday night, said making her home on...

By Bessie King There were trips to Martha's Vineyard, the Berkshires and Newport, R.I., free weekly concerts, ice cream and arts and crafts activities that took place in the quad. Tickets to the Red Sox, Blue Man Group, Rent and Mamma Mia, among others, sold out on the first...

No one expected much from the Northeastern women's soccer team in 2003, and although it team finished fifth in the standings, just one spot ahead of where it was picked to finish in the preseason poll, it opened quite a few eyes by tying the school record for wins in a season...

For students who have been at Northeastern for a few years, this summer felt different. The sleepy summer city was thrust into the spotlight with the DNC, Nomar Garciaparra, a member of the Red Sox for 9 years, was traded to Chicago and, on campus, students were adjusting to...

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When you received your acceptance letter from Northeastern, your decision to accept meant you would have to adapt to a school schedule very different from other colleges and universities. While most of your friends would toil in school for just four years, you would have to match...