The Gradute Proffesional Student Association was proud to host the President's Forum in room 318 of the Curry Student Center on the evening of Thursday, May, 1. The meeting was developed in order to give the graduate student body a means of expressing their views to the school's...

By Dan Canastra Northeastern went into the New England Championship without their full roster and still finished third out of 38 teams. The Huskies (46 points), who finished behind Southern Connecticut (105) and Rhode Island (127), did not bring a full roster because head...

In recent weeks, we at Northeastern have become more aware of the lack of services here, most importantly the lack of a rape crisis center. The SGA has passed two bills in the past three years to implement sexual assault and rape crisis services. President Freeland has signed...

Hundreds of students crowded outside of Blackman Auditorium Monday night. They anxiously waited for the doors to be pried open to let them in to see comedian extraordinaire, Mike Epps. Epps is perhaps best known as Day-Day, the smoked out record store clerk, who appeared in...

The quest to cure student apathy has been roadblocked by a new Web site called www.nushuffle.com. Created by Craig Shames, a middler political science major, and fellow "anti-spirits," as he calls them, the Web site has caused a stir among NU students frustrated by the lack of...

With the help of a nearly $20,000 grant from the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners, the libraries on Northeastern's campus will now be equipped with technology easily accessible to students with disabilities. The new equipment will have the capabilities of converting...

By Meryl Roche Rehearsing lines and offering support were two of the activities that took place before the taping of a new television show produced by Northeastern students. The Communication Studies Club debuted its television show, "Our Boston," on Wed., May 7. The show was...

After reading Ben Larrivee's comments about patriotism my blood is boiling. I have one word for that man -- leave! It is people like him who take for granted all the things we have come to see as normal. The fact that he can bash his own country and government in a newspaper...

On a sunny day music could be heard across the usually quiet Saturday afternoon campus. In the Krentzman Quad, punk music, including a performance from The Explosion, could be seen. Students could snake through the Bulfinch Mall, the Snell Library Quad and out into the Centennial...

I'm writing in response to the April 30th letter titled "Nothing to be Patriotic for." I tend to be a very open person, willing to take the ideas of others into consideration. This is truly the only way to develop legitimate ideas of your own. I was, however, taken aback by this...

By Heather Allen and Stephanie Vosk As Auden Kaehler walked home from Snell Library Monday evening, he turned onto Hemenway Street from Forsyth Street and saw the blue lights. His first instinct was to call his roommate, but Jimmy didn't pick up. Kaehler said he had missed...

By Steve Babcock The Student Government Association decided to take up the new version of their constitution proposed by the Senate Restructuring Committee for debate at a marathon Joint Senate meeting Monday. The vote that decided which version of the constitution to debate...