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Roxbury restaurant offers pizza with a purpose

Roxbury restaurant offers pizza with a purpose

October 29, 2015
In addition to whole-wheat pizza and soups made with vegetables from local gardens, newly opened Dudley Dough is serving up social justice in Roxbury for customers and employees alike.
Boston Philharmonic performs epic repertoire

Boston Philharmonic performs epic repertoire

October 29, 2015
Two colossal compositions were matched with an orchestra of prodigious proportion. On Thursday, Oct. 22, the 113-member Boston Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) filled Symphony Hall to play selected pieces in “An Evening of Epic Music.”
Student-created game successful on Kickstarter

Student-created game successful on Kickstarter

October 28, 2015
A Kickstarter campaign started by junior game design major Jordan “JJ” Surkin has surpassed its fundraising goals, ensuring Surkin will have the funding to print 500 copies of his role-playing card game, Alibi.
Volleyball loses 2-3 in 5 sets against UNCW

Volleyball loses 2-3 in 5 sets against UNCW

October 28, 2015
Northeastern's volleyball lost to the UNCW Seahawks in five sets, 2-3, on Oct. 25.
Drag Gospel Festival embraces every identity, supports LGBT refugees

Drag Gospel Festival embraces every identity, supports LGBT refugees

October 22, 2015
Carmen Baskette, 9, walked through the room in her own version of drag. She was wearing a silver wig, top hat and Sharpie-marker moustache drawn onto her upper lip. Her mother, Rev. Molly Baskette of First Church Somerville, matched Carmen’s facial hair style with a marker moustache and goatee as she spoke to the crowd in church robes.
Undercover officers investigate campus larceny

Undercover officers investigate campus larceny

October 22, 2015
Northeastern University students are used to seeing campus police officers in the Curry Student Center and strolling St. Stephen Street on crowded weekend nights, but sectors of the Northeastern University Police Department (NUPD) have gone unnoticed for years. For almost four decades, NUPD has been conducting plainclothes and undercover operations to recover stolen property, regulate underage drinking and maintain the peace on campus.
Boston company enters ride-sharing fray

Boston company enters ride-sharing fray

October 22, 2015
Boston-based startup Fasten hopes to take the wheel of an increasingly crowded ride-sharing industry by promising an end to surge pricing and a business model more favorable to drivers than the approaches taken by industry leaders Uber and Lyft.
Feud forces change for South End Open Market

Feud forces change for South End Open Market

October 22, 2015
The South End Open Market @ SoWa will relocate next year after a feud between Chris Masci, owner and operator of New England Open Markets LLC, and Mario Nicosia, owner of the site where the current market is located.
Junior midfielder Natalie Stewart, 8, fights for the ball against Louisville.

Louisville beats field hockey

October 21, 2015
In a rare contest outside of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), the Northeastern University (NU) field hockey team hosted the University of Louisville on Sunday at Dedham Field.
A year later, displaced homeless seek change

A year later, displaced homeless seek change

October 15, 2015
A year after the closure of the Long Island Bridge forced 700 people out of the island’s homeless shelter and drug treatment facilities, protesters gathered at City Hall to demand more support for Boston’s homeless population.
Students present themselves in "Body Maps"

Students present themselves in “Body Maps”

October 15, 2015
Two performers wrestled Dario Sanchez, a third-year communications major, to the ground and stripped him of his clothes. His skin was covered with words written in marker. The words were the labels that others have put on him about his race.
NU graduate advances on NBC’s “The Voice”

NU graduate advances on NBC’s “The Voice”

October 15, 2015
It took music industry professionals months of poking and prodding at Dustin Christensen, a Northeastern University (NU) alumnus, before he decided to test his luck and vocal chords by auditioning for “The Voice,” NBC’s singing competition series. This Monday, Christensen made it past the first round of eliminations and will compete for another week after a dramatic coaching change.