By Eric Creamer The Northeastern field hockey team netted a 2-1 victory as they outplayed the New Hampshire Wildcats (11-6, 3-1 America East) Saturday at Sweeney Field. The Huskies gained some sorely needed momentum entering the home stretch of the season after a heartbreaking...

In regard to your article Prof. Blacklisted (Oct. 2, 2002), it appears that the problem associated with Professor Alam is not about him being blacklisted - his employment has not been terminated due to his anti-Israel position, nor is it a free-speech issue. The issue is that...

The last time politics met professional wrestling was in the form of former WWF Superstar Jesse "The Body" Ventura when he was elected the Governor of Minnesota

By Justin Arnold Northeastern students had the opportunity to hear two soldiers from the Israeli Defense Force share their real-life experiences in the military on Thursday at the Curry Student Center. The soldiers visited NU courtesy of Hillel and Students for Israel. According...

By Adam McDermott After a day of dreary, cold rain, the autumn air turned crisp, the city lights shimmered and devout Addison Groove Project fans filed into the Paradise Rock Club last Saturday to witness the band's second hometown performance of the weekend. When the opener...

It was the tale of two nights for the Northeastern hockey team. Friday night, the Huskies played the best game of the season by far in a 2-2 tie against No. 1 New Hampshire, only to follow that up with what many felt was the most discouraging, lackluster performance of the...

By Max Lederman Northeastern's men's soccer team headed into Parsons Field Wednesday in search of their fifth straight victory at the expense of the Boston University Terriers (7-4-3, 2-1-1 America East). The search didn't take long. Northeastern (8-6-2, 5-1-0 America East)...

This city stinks; literately. The air in any city is positively revolting. This comes as no surprise to anyone. After all, a city is high on man-made structures and low on vegetation. All the stinky molecules float around, contaminating our air with nowhere to go. I hear Tehran...

By Gerry Tuot It is that time of year again. Students across campus are refining their resumes and meeting with their co-op advisors to prepare for upcoming co-op interviews

By Alee Hoffman Last weekend kicked off Harvard Square Loews Theatre's weekly midnight showing of the cult classic, "Rocky Horror Picture Show." As the movie is equated with comedy and creepiness, showings around Halloween seem like an opportune time to head to Cambridge to...

In my mind, they are the California Angels, not Anaheim. They are the miracle of the baseball world and they, by far, exceeded any expectations that any prognosticators had set for them entering the season. I can't help but think how closely they resemble another team we talked...

By Jon Litchfield Sarah Reddick won two events in her first collegiate meet as the swimming and diving team rode the backstroke of Katie Schmaling to victory over Boston University 173-124 on Saturday at Faneuil Pool. "It was the first meet so we had a couple of glitches,"...