From bright colors to weird dimensions; many different kinds of art were on display for all to see. From July 28 to October 20, the Musuem of Fine Arts featured "Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from the Broad Collections. All these works of art were brought...

By Freddie Zamora After knowing I was going to be able to go home to New York City last Columbus Day weekend, I was more than elated. I was going to be back with my family and close friends for the first time since I left for Boston - but little did I know Boston had some big...

For the past several years NUBiLAGA (Northeastern University's Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Transgender and Straight Alliance) has "chalked" the campus in the fall for National Coming Out Day on October 11th. This is a great chance for us to get together as a group and chalk positive...

By Amanda Murphy Vandalism has become an increasingly severe problem in Northeastern residence halls

By Jon Litchfield The women's soccer team was blanked by Dartmouth 5-0 on Monday at Singer Park in Manchester, N.H., to give the Huskies a 1-1 split for the week. Northeastern (5-7-3, 1-2-1 America East) topped conference rival Maine 2-1 with an overtime goal by Jennifer North...

The Student Government Association has passed the second Sense of the Senate in two weeks for what they view as a pressing issue on campus. Two weeks ago, SGA asked for President Richard Freeland to take a stance on the situation with the janitor's union. This past week, SGA...

By Margarita Neplokh If you ask me what I thought of Boston when I first moved here, you would probably kick me the hell out, but over time things begin to grow on you. As a New Yorker for 12 years, I came to Boston in total culture shock

Tonight I was meeting with a group of girls that I rushed with this past week. It was brought to my attention that there had been two articles published in The Northeastern News ("The good, the bad and the Greek," Ocotber 16) about the sorority rush period. After reading the...

By Zach Hossem Seamus Harreys holds the fate of over 11,000 Northeastern students in his hands

Sometimes you just tip your cap to your opponent. That's exactly what the Huskies did against No. 2 Denver, who brought its ranking and speedy WCHA playing style into Matthews Arena Saturday night. Behind quick passes, low penalty play and a sharp netminder, they upended the...

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Wouldn't it add convenience to your life if you had five look-a-likes available to handle all your public appearances and arduous chores? I would use my look-a-likes to represent different nods to fashion that I've always wanted to try out, but too afraid because of what "they"...