If you live on campus, you may have looked outside your window the weekend of Sept. 20 and seen a crowd of young girls dressed in colorful, flashy dresses. If you looked even harder, you may have also noticed the horde marching past your residence hall, following behind a leader...
“Get an internship.”
That’s the most common piece of advice handed to students chasing career success. Advisers, professors and parents all say the same thing: If you want to be competitive in the job market, you need internships stacked on your resume. These often...
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, just spent over $100 million influencing the 2024 elections, a record-breaking sum. AIPAC has exploited a system that lets it funnel unlimited money into American elections while dodging the accountability required of foreign...
The first weeks of October on Northeastern’s campus are cinematic. Students bustle from class to class, Dunkin’ cups in hand and leaves crunching underfoot. While Jan. 1 is considered the start of a new year for the world, the fall semester begins a new year for students....
Democrats are not popular. That much has been made obvious from the past few election cycles. Donald Trump is now president, and the Republican Party controls both houses of Congress as well as the Supreme Court, where six out of nine justices are conservative. Despite the power it holds, the GOP is not popular either....
Many people think that President Trump will use the National Guard against prominent Democratic cities like Boston or Chicago after what happened in California; however, I believe this is wholly unlikely. The National Guard has only been used to its full effect in our nation’s...
The following content is satirical and meant for humorous purposes. It is the first of The Huntington News’ recurring satire column,“While Your Ramen Cooks."
From a hypnosis show to a Shrek movie night, Northeastern’s fall 2025 welcome week was truly one of...
From infographics across Instagram to videos on “TherapyTok,” it feels like every person punctuates their conversations with phrases like “setting my boundaries” or “protecting my peace.” The “therapy-speak” I find most troubling, however, is the language of boundary...
When I found myself crying into my pillow in my dorm room because I had a headache, I thought, “What do you mean I have to deal with this myself? I need my mom!”
Was the pain worth crying over? No — I have always had headaches once in a while. Did I know which medication...
The allure of stardom is hard to resist, and since the birth of the public persona, celebrity life has captured public interest. We eagerly follow their projects, speculate about their romances, pick sides in their feuds and, all too often, tune in for their lowest moments.
The...
When it comes to political conversations, I’ve always sat on the fence. But everything changed this summer on my Dialogue of Civilizations, “Challenges to the Nation State: Spain.”
During this Dialogue, my classmates and I traveled from the country’s capital,...
We’re just a few weeks into the fall 2025 semester, and as Northeastern welcomes a new class of students eager to experience college life, the topic of conversation revolves around a single statistic: the school’s record-low acceptance rate.
Although this number dominates...
