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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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Column: #EmmysSoWhite trends again

Column: #EmmysSoWhite trends again

Karissa Korman, news correspondent October 19, 2021

Although it marks the beginning of the annual television season, the Emmys arrives as another installment in this year’s long procession of awards programs that have failed to acknowledge non-white talent in the film and television industries. 7.4 million viewers tuned in...

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Column: Ten back-to-school songs to keep you motivated 

Jessica Xing, news correspondent October 13, 2021

With a brand new semester underway and classes already in full swing, students are looking for ways to keep themselves motivated and productive. Adjusting to mostly in-person classes, new curriculums and various workloads, students can become overwhelmed and find it difficult...

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Column: Enjoy fall in Boston with these activities

Katie Mogg, deputy lifestyle editor October 7, 2021

As the third-most walkable city in the United States, Boston is ripe for exploration during the fall. Before the harsh winter weather arrives and keeps students huddled in their dorm rooms, take advantage of what Beantown has to offer with this list of festive autumn activities. 1. Attend...

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Column: Gen Z connects with celebrities through parasocial relationships

Lily Elwood, deputy lifestyle editor October 3, 2021

Having a constant, intimate look into your favorite celebrity’s life can make you feel like you know them personally. Maybe you comment under their Instagram posts, send them messages hoping for a response or repost all their pictures on your story. Maybe you feel so connected...

The annual Met Gala is held as a fundraiser Metropolitan Museum of Arts Costume Institute in New York City.

Column: Celebrities interpret American fashion at Met Gala

Gray Timberlake, news correspondent September 30, 2021

Celebrities arrived at the Met Gala, referred to as “fashion’s biggest night out,” on Sept. 13 in their interpretations of the 2021 theme — “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.”  The 2020 Met Gala was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the 2021 gala...

Brandi Doming’s garlic alfredo pasta mimics a creamy and cheesy sauce made using ground cashews.

Column: Interested in plant-based foods? Here’s what you need to know

Grace Comer, news staff September 25, 2021

If you ask people what stops them from going vegan, many will say, “I just couldn’t give up my favorite food.” Others express concerns about failing to get all their necessary nutrients from a plant-based diet or worry that the food will not taste as good as those that...

These coffee shops will satisfy your daily coffee fix with something other than a latte from the Curry Starbucks.

Column: The best NU coffee shops to visit, ranked

Joseph Labrador, news correspondent September 24, 2021

Looking to satisfy your daily coffee fix with something other than a latte from the Curry Starbucks? Well, look no further! Here’s a guide to Northeastern’s coffee shop and café scene — find out which spots are worth it and which ones will make you go for Dunkin’ iced...

As the fall semester begins, there is hope that this year will give students more room to fully blossom.

Column: 7 ways to survive the semester

Katie Mogg, deputy lifestyle editor August 24, 2021

School is back in session, which is both exciting and scary. The pandemic set strict limitations on our lives, and while we’re not completely out of the woods yet, there is hope that this year will give students more room to fully blossom — but how? Here’s a Northeastern...

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Column: Fearless (Taylor’s Version) marks emotional growth for Taylor Swift and her listeners

Annetta Stogniew, news correspondent April 21, 2021

In November 2008, 19-year-old Taylor Swift ended her breakthrough album, Fearless, with the song “Change.” In a conversation with Country Aircheck that same year, Swift said she wrote the song “about being on a small record label, being a 16-year-old girl and having a lot...

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Column: Dunkin’ vs. Starbucks: the ongoing dispute brews on

Ethan Wayne, news staff April 1, 2021

Coffee shops dominate college culture around the country as a convenient place to study, meet and enjoy food and drinks. Businesses like Starbucks, Dunkin’, Peet’s Coffee and Panera Bread surround campuses and are a critical part of student life. With this wide variety of...

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Column: Lil Nas X embraces queerness in new single “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”

Katie Mogg, news staff April 1, 2021

Lil Nas X released his highly anticipated single “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name),” Friday, March 26. Since July 2020, the artist has been teasing his fans with snippets of the catchy song, so it’s no surprise that the music video reeled in almost 40 million views on YouTube...

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Column: The #FreeBritney movement puts her life under scrutiny

Grace Comer, news staff March 31, 2021

Since the beginning of her career, American pop star Britney Spears has been the subject of inappropriate speculation, jokes and criticism. Rising to fame at the age of just 16, she not only dealt with all the typical teenage struggles, but experienced all of them in the spotlight...