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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

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Rain drips into a puddle in front of Behrakis Health Sciences Center Nov. 13. On rainy days, Northeastern students often turned to museums, movies and card games to pass the time.

Column: Hiding from the rain? Try not to get too bored

Caroline Baker Dimock, news staff November 17, 2025

Rain has been a common fixture of Boston’s forecast the past few weeks — drizzles, downpours and a nor’easter. Outdoor fall activities like apple picking, leaf peeping, shopping on Newbury Street and visiting cafes to sample their fall drinks seem a lot less appealing....

An apple pie rests on a marble countertop. Apple pie famously pairs well with ice cream, whipped cream or custard.

Cooking Column: Tips to bake a perfect apple pie

Emily Chung, news staff November 14, 2025

I still think about an apple pie I ate three years ago. It was a windy day in November, and my friends and I were celebrating Friendsgiving. It was cold outside — the kind of cold that makes you want nothing more than to be inside a cozy apartment eating a warm slice of pie....

Column: Your guide to a last-minute couples costume

Column: Your guide to a last-minute couples costume

Camryn Cunningham, news correspondent October 30, 2025

It’s that time of year again, when college students all over America throw on a fun costume to celebrate one of the biggest party weekends of the year. Although midterms, co-op interviews and jobs might have kept you a little distracted this Halloween season, you still have...

Halloween candy basket cookies (right), mini pumpkin cake, and spooky spiderweb brownies (right). Each dessert had a spooky ingredient twist, such as including candy corn. Photos by Emily Chung. Graphic by Margot Murphy.

Cooking column: Halloween recipes to bake this spooky season

Emily Chung, news staff October 23, 2025

All candy lovers rejoice when Halloween comes around. It’s the season of sweets, toothaches and pumpkin-flavored everything. Holiday baking is always fun, and Halloween lets you get creative with decorations. Here are three recipes to try and make your Halloween party this...

Column: How to order a drink once you’re 21

Column: How to order a drink once you’re 21

Christina McCabe, lifestyle editor October 17, 2025

You’ve just turned 21, and the first thing to do is celebrate! Turning 21 allows you not just the ability to purchase and consume alcohol, but it also unlocks the door to dozens of other choices — that is, what drink to order. Staring at the wall of booze behind the bar can...

Reward the rich: Is ‘RichTok’ content causing economic delusion?

Reward the rich: Is ‘RichTok’ content causing economic delusion?

Abby Comer, news correspondent October 14, 2025

For the past couple years, there has been a rise in TikTok creators promoting “quiet luxury” to viewers. Their content — coined “RichTok” — consists of storytimes, get-ready-with-mes, clothing and jewelry hauls, travel vlogs and other videos showing off their lavish...

Flowers (left), trees and geese (right). Boston parks offered an array of flora and fauna for visitors to experience. Photos by Annie Jones. Graphic by Margot Murphy.

Column: Tired of the city? Boston parks offer an escape to nature

Annie Jones, news staff October 10, 2025

People might not come to Boston for its scenery, but if you’re already here, there are some stunning spots you’re probably overlooking. The Emerald Necklace, a string of connected public parks stretching over 1,000 acres, holds far more than just the famous Boston Common:...