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OPEN, ViSION no longer mandatory reporters

OPEN, ViSION no longer mandatory reporters

March 12, 2018
NU administration says staff at two sexual violence resource centers may now keep cases confidential if victims choose.
Students examine media portrayals of black women

Students examine media portrayals of black women

March 2, 2018
Sisters in Solidarity hosted a discussion-based event Monday about TV and film portrayals of black women.
Ella Agoos created the NU Meme Collective during a burst of creativity in October 2016.

Ella Agoos: the story of NU’s ‘meme queen’

March 1, 2018
Ella Agoos never expected the meme group she created to grow to 15,000 students and make her a campus celebrity.
Crime Log: Monday, Feb. 19 — Sunday, Feb. 25

Crime Log: Monday, Feb. 19 — Sunday, Feb. 25

February 28, 2018
Crimes reported to the Northeastern University Police Department from Monday, Feb. 19 to Sunday, Feb. 25.
Arab-Israeli woman shares perspective with Hillel

Arab-Israeli woman shares perspective with Hillel

February 28, 2018
The first Arab-Israeli woman to ever win a Rhodes scholarship visited campus to share her perspective on social justice in Israel.
Tea no longer robot-proof at Northeastern

Tea no longer robot-proof at Northeastern

February 28, 2018
TeaBOT, a company that provides robots that brew custom tea blends, installed two machines on Northeastern.
MIT professor proposes futurist solutions to inequality

MIT professor proposes futurist solutions to inequality

Nick Hirano February 24, 2018
J. Phillip Thompson, an MIT professor, discussed tech-based solutions to racial and economic inequalities.
Who was John D. O'Bryant?

Who was John D. O’Bryant?

February 22, 2018
John D. O’Bryant, the namesake of Northeastern's African-American Institute, was a trailblazing politician and educator.
City planner urges transit equity through community engagement

City planner urges transit equity through community engagement

February 22, 2018
NU Archives led a discussion on the Silver Line, established when organizers fought for “equal or better” transportation.
Huskies For Israel petition opposes HP boycott

Huskies For Israel petition opposes HP boycott

February 22, 2018
The new petition opposes boycott, divestment and sanctions movements against Israel at Northeastern.
Engineering entrepreneur thinks through Mars colony

Engineering entrepreneur thinks through Mars colony

February 20, 2018
A one-million person Mars colony is not likely at the moment, Marshall Brain says. But it would be incredible.
Spotlight team discusses racism in Boston

Spotlight team discusses racism in Boston

Chris Butler February 19, 2018
The Boston Globe's Spotlight team lead a conversation about racism in Boston following their investigation on the topic.