By Bessie King Cookies, giveaways, popcorn and tours greeted visitors last Wednesday at the University Mail Services' open house. What organizers failed to include, however, was information about the mailing services' new owner and how work-studies are reacting to the change....

By Brian Pivonka Heading into the 21st annual Rowlands Cup, the Northeastern Women's Crew team had a strong game plan to ensure success. However, planning and executing are two different things. After being in second most of the way, the Huskies faded down the stretch and...

While some Resident Student Association (RSA) members showed "no confidence" in either of the candidates running for president March 17, other student leaders show no confidence in the current president. After three rounds of voting with no clear winner, RSA President Scott...

By Daniel Wood While most students struggle to cope with a constant stream of essays, exams and lab reports during their first year at a university, David Rattiner spent his freshman year writing a book. Rattiner, now a junior finance major, gave some words of encouragement...

Somebody stop the madness. Please, I'm begging you. Television is taking a turn for the worst (wait, it did that 15 years ago.) OK, so I realize that this is nothing new, but it is still becoming progressively more and more of a disturbing matter as the minutes pass by....

A sport for the toughest of the tough, rugby combines elements of soccer and American football to make the sport played around the world. At Northeastern, rugby has been around for awhile. The men's team is currently in its 20th year, while the women have been a club sport...

Woe is Ahndraea Allen. Despite the fact that coach Sherman Hart "pulled back" the Northeastern women's track team last week, the junior who normally sprints was forced to run the 800, a race she is less than fond of. "She hated me. She absolutely hated me, but that's OK,"...

By Sarah Metcalf In a year marked by unfortunate events, pulling together as a Northeastern community became extremely important. However, for many students searching for a little Husky pride, there has been no such atmosphere. Students and administrators came together in...

Boston National Poetry Month Festival will be held at the Boston Public Library, Copley Branch and Northeastern. On Saturday, April 3, the festival will be at the Boston Public Library in Copley Square from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. On Sunday, April 4, the festival will be held in 410...

Albert Sweeney will be returning to Northeastern not as a student studying for his master's degree or a University College employee, but as captain of the uniformed patrol division for the Northeastern University Poli-ce Department (NUPD). Sweeney will officially take office...

By Sarah Metcalf For graduating seniors, finding promising leads for careers with companies in the "real world" can be a daunting task. Northeastern attempts to provide several opportunities to aid seniors in their quest to begin a career outside the world of co-op, and the...

By Kathryn Romeyn Northeastern's co-op program ranks number one in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report, and the program attracts thousands of students to NU. For a successful co-op, students must rely partly on interviews to secure the perfect job. Interviews...