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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

Columns

Gen Z’s new wave of feminism: How Northeastern students are reclaiming romance fiction

Gen Z’s new wave of feminism: How Northeastern students are reclaiming romance fiction

Emily Rodriguez, news staff April 22, 2025

Alannah McEvoy-Benisti was never much of a reader — much less a romance fanatic — until she found herself at a mundane co-op, sitting at a desk from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with nothing to do. In her realm of boredom, she began reading.  “Within three weeks, I was reading...

Runners make a turn during the 2024 Boston Marathon April 15. The annual race welcomed almost half a million spectators last year.

Column: Marathon Monday: Deals, delights and watch parties galore

Harrison Zuritsky, news staff April 20, 2025

With Marathon Monday on the horizon, Boston is flourishing with almost half a million spectators. Amidst all the excitement for the race, there are various pop-up activities, events and discounts ready for runners and spectators along the route. Here are some of the top things...

A Snell Library Basement classroom (left), the Law Library and ISEC (right). To avoid Snell Library's crowded floors, students flocked to locations across campus to prepare for finals. Photos by Margot Murphy and David Martínez-Dimnet.

Column: Snell you later: Where to actually study during finals week

Caroline Baker Dimock, news staff April 17, 2025

Northeastern’s Boston campus, which has become increasingly crowded, is always short on space to study — especially during finals. Snell Library, known for being almost impossible to find a seat in, seems like an attractive option but often results in more time spent in pursuit...

A rack of clothes at East Coast Ivy Boutique. The News compiled a list of five locations to shop like a Bostonian.

Column: Coming to Boston? Check out these five stores to look like a Bostonian.

Carson Lyle, news staff April 13, 2025

The Boston look: What is it? Well, to summarize it as an author from the West, it’s denim for days, matching sweat-sets, puffer vests paired with quarter-zips and, of course, an Aritzia Super Puff. Below are five top local businesses whose items resemble “Boston fashion,”...

"Self-portrait” by Vincent Van Gogh on display. The artist sought to capture the essence of his subjects, including himself, through rapid brushstrokes and an impressionistic style. Photo courtesy MFA.

From canvas to cupcakes, MFA opens new Van Gogh exhibition with birthday cheer

Eleanor Hardy, deputy lifestyle editor April 13, 2025

Invigorating the spirit of life in art, the Museum of Fine Arts, or MFA, celebrated artist Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday and legacy with vibrant interactive festivities March 30. Visitors participated in designing custom postcards and indulged in cupcakes. Local artist Nick...

Column: 9 innings, 9 movies: Celebrate the MLB season’s start with these grand-slam baseball movies

Column: 9 innings, 9 movies: Celebrate the MLB season’s start with these grand-slam baseball movies

Jake Guldin and Daniel Patchen April 8, 2025

Play ball!  Major League Baseball is back, and the 162-game marathon to World Series glory is on. An exciting 2025 season awaits as the Boston Red Sox begin a fresh start with new third baseman Alex Bregman, New York’s teams begin a heated rivalry spurred by Juan Soto’s...

A college dinner party set up.

Dorm Room Dining: The art of a college dinner party

Emily Chung, news staff April 5, 2025

In my second year of college, I became addicted to hosting dinner parties.  During my first co-op in New York, I invited the only three people I knew in the city over to my apartment and cooked dinner for them. Since then, many of my fondest memories from college have been...

Thousands run in the 2024 Boston Marathon. The Huntington News compiled a list of seven must-do spring activities in Boston.

Column: Spring in the city: Must-do activities in Boston this season

Janira Skrbkova, news staff April 4, 2025

March 20 ushered in the first day of spring, and Bostonians are shedding their winter coats as they embrace longer days and a fresh lineup of seasonal fun. Alongside sunshine, blue skies and new blooms, here is a selection of springtime activities to look forward to throughout...

A barista quickly prepares a coffee for a customer at Broadstreet. Plants covered the interior of the building, giving the store a warm atmosphere.

Column: 6 Boston-area coffee shops for every occasion

Frances Klemm, news staff April 4, 2025

There’s not much I love more than a good cafe. Wherever I go, I compile lists of my favorite spots, but they’ve always had to meet two requirements. First, they have to be local. Small businesses often take better care with each item to win over regulars, and it shows. Second,...

Column: From Best Picture to Best Documentary Short Film, here’s what will and should win at the 97th Academy Awards

Column: From Best Picture to Best Documentary Short Film, here’s what will and should win at the 97th Academy Awards

Jake Guldin, news staff March 1, 2025

Fifty films are nominated across 23 categories at this year’s Academy Awards and, to watch them all, you’d have to dedicate 77 hours and 44 minutes of your life glued to the silver screen. Although I fell slightly short of seeing all 50, my final pre-show tally of 42 —...

Column: From record-breaking wins to riveting performances: The best of the 2025 Grammys

Column: From record-breaking wins to riveting performances: The best of the 2025 Grammys

Sarah Pyrce, news staff February 18, 2025

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards were held Feb. 2 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.  Within the three-and-a-half-hour long ceremony, Doechii became the third woman ever to win Best Rap Album, Beyoncé became the first Black woman to win a country Grammy in 50 years, Charli...

Column: Did BookTok save Barnes & Noble?

Column: Did BookTok save Barnes & Noble?

Antaine Anhalt, news correspondent February 14, 2025

If you’ve been online at any point since 2020, you’ve likely heard of “BookTok,” the literature-focused side of TikTok. Despite its mixed reputation and wide range of problems — including the romanticization of heavy topics like assault and abusive relationships —...