Jake Grondin elected SGA Executive Vice-President
Maria Lovato, campus editor
January 16, 2019
Filed under Campus, Featured Content
Jake Grondin was elected SGA's Executive Vice-President during an internal election Monday. He plans to increase transparency with the student body and create more SGA connections with the administration.
It’s not what it looks like: Snell renovations add seats to 4th floor
Yunkyo Kim, news correspondent
January 16, 2019
Filed under Campus, Featured Content
Multiple renovations took place over winter break, most notably at Snell Library and Marino Recreation Center.
Boston Synagogue weighs security questions post-Pittsburgh
Ha Ta, news correspondent
January 16, 2019
Filed under City, Featured Content
After the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh that left 11 people dead on Oct. 27, the Boston Synagogue was among many in Massachusetts that tightened security.
National Grid lockout ends after almost seven months
Chris Triunfo, city editor
January 16, 2019
Filed under City, Featured Content
National Grid reached an agreement with unionized workers Jan. 7 after a nearly seven-month-long lockout.
Women’s hockey primer: ranked No. 3, the Huskies are rolling
Mike Puzzanghera, sports editor
January 15, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Sports
Head coach Dave Flint has brought an excellent team to Matthews Arena.
Nor’easters celebrate album release with Blackman concert
Paxtyn Merten, managing editor
December 16, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Lifestyle
The Nor’easters performed in Blackman Auditorium Tuesday night to celebrate the release of Collective, Vol. II, their sixth studio album.
Review: Twenty One Pilots try new style
November 1, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Lifestyle, Reviews
By Seamus McAvoy, news staff A flaming car joined Josh Dun and Tyler Joseph, the musical duo comprising Twenty One Pilots on stage to kick off their set on Friday, Oct. 26 at TD Garden. On tour for their new album, Dun and Joseph underpin their live performance with their more popular older work, c...
Steve Carell talks complex fatherhood of “Beautiful Boy” at red carpet event
October 24, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Lifestyle
By Sully Barrett, news correspondent Steve Carell joined reporters at the AMC Boston Common Thursday night for a photo-op and brief interviews discussing his new independent film, “Beautiful Boy.” The movie, based on the memoirs by David Sheff and his son Nic, follows the disintegrating rel...
Distilled Harmony competes at ICCA Semifinals
March 6, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Lifestyle
By Samuel Kim, deputy lifestyle editor The sound of a cappella performances filled Boston Symphony Hall Sunday afternoon as 10 groups from the Northeast participated in a semifinal competition. Distilled Harmony was the sole group that represented Northeastern at the semifinals for the Internatio...
Northeastern wins first Beanpot since 1988
Charlie Wolfson and Calli Remillard
February 12, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Sports
A 30-year drought faced off against 30 Beanpot titles Monday night. A present-day power met its historical tormenter. For the first time since 1988, Northeastern fans watched their team claim the Beanpot championship just after 10 p.m. Monday. TD Garden was electric all night, with chants from both fan sect...
SASS provides support, helps student-athletes reach academic goals
January 23, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Sports
By John Hagerty, deputy sports editor Northeastern student-athletes earned a cumulative GPA of 3.226 during the fall 2017 semester, the 20th semester in a row they have exceeded a 3.0. The NCAA’s most recent annual report lists NU’s graduation success rate at 91 percent, placing it 4 percent higher than the national average. Behind this success, there...
From all walks of life, 10,000 take part in Women’s March
Paxtyn Merten, Hannah Bernstein, Caroline Boschetto, Charlie Wolfson, Claire Wallace, Katie McCreedy, Maverick Li, and Zach Carmosino
January 20, 2018
Filed under City, Featured Content
A stream of people flows through the black metal gate at the Cambridge Common entrance. The human clusters are spotted with bright pink hats turned up at the ends, vaguely resembling a cat’s ears — “pussyhats” making a reappearance one year post-inauguration. From the gate, newcomers can hea...
