By Steven Stites The familiar face on the south side of the Curry Student Center isn't only overlooking the Robinson Lot. It's also gazing over I-95 in Philadelphia and New Jersey, the Southeast Expressway at Massachusetts Avenue in Boston, and in smaller versions at assorted...

By Briyah Paley Vagina is a word that some people are uncomfortable saying. However, the twelve young women performing in Northeastern's production of "The Vagina Monologues" at the Blackman Auditorium on Monday and Tuesday night said it so many times, that it wasn't embarassing...

On Friday morning, Rhode Island state attorney general Patrick Lynch stepped to the podium of a news conference and declared: "They say that in the world there's six degrees of separation. In Rhode Island, it's more like one and a half degrees." He wasn't lying. Those...

By Kaitlin Thaney Crime Log Entry of the Week Friday, Feb. 21 12:30 a.m. An 18-year-old male resident of White Hall called NUPD to report he was not feeling well. Officers arrived and examined the student. The resident admitted to smoking an entire bag of marijuana, taking...

By Briyah Paley Fresh from presenting at the Grammy Awards, Jamie-Lynn Sigler was on hand to talk about her experience with eating disorders at Harvard University on Monday night for the Harvard Eating Disorders Center Public Forum. The star, made famous by her role as Meadow...

By Trina Bryant The editor of the Journal of Origins ' Design, Dr. Paul Nelson, spoke to a crowd of about 115 students last Thursday on the importance of reclaiming openness in science that he says has been lost. Dr. Nelson, who is also a philosopher of Biology at the University...

On Sunday night, thousands of celebrities -- some dressed in their best attire, while others...weren't -- gathered together to attend the annual Grammy awards. Sunday's show was the 45th installment of the Grammys. To show their patrotic spirt, the producers held the show in...

By Brendan Reilly Vice President and Dean of the Division of Cooperative Education Richard D. Porter announced last week that he will step down from his post at the end of the school year. Porter, who assumed the role of interim vice president in 1998, says he is proud to...

By Lauren Rouleau The son of two educators, Talib Kweli Greene, a Brooklyn, N.Y. native, kicks off his tour today in Washington, D.C. for his latest album, "Quality," which was released Nov. 19. The tour is in support of Common's latest critically acclaimed album, "Electric...

By Steve Babcock The Committee to Examine Northeastern University Student Fees announced Tuesday plans to implement student forums and hold hearings with university and student officials for its investigation of Resident Student Association over the next two weeks. The committee...

By Lauren Rouleau Winter Weekend, a tradition on Northeastern's campus for four years, is back again to breathe a gust of life into an otherwise lifeless winter. Expected for the festivities on Friday, Feb. 28, is a dinner and dancing cruise on The Spirit of Boston, a large...

By Nicole Haley Northeastern University Campus Against War and Racism (NUCAWR) hosted an antiwar teach-in Tuesday night to discuss what an attack on Iraq would mean and what can be done to prevent it. "The last time we waged war against Iraq, they set fire to Kuwaiti oil fields....