I spent most of last week cranking out a research paper for my Law of the Press class on Miller v. California. This is a landmark Supreme Court case against Marvin Miller, a guy who distributed “obscene” pornographic materials via snail mail in California to a number of people,...

By Emily Huizenga, News Staff   Feature: Brunch Much? Easter means eggs, bunnies and great brunch deals around the city. Rocca in the South End offers a Ligurian-inspired menu with starters like prosciutto and fontina crespelle ($7) and handmade panzotti ($9), entrees...

By Frederick Churchville, News Correspondent Judah Friedlander pointed to his hat, a red and white trucker’s cap littered with small metallic dots on the front, and told the audience about how he won it in a martial arts competition in Korea. He said by rule, the title...

By Yisu Kim, News Staff More than 70 years after the infamous massacres of the Holocaust, the Northeastern community is rallying to remember the lives lost next week through a series of free, public events. The Northeastern Humanities Center joined with Northeastern’s...

By Madelyn Stone, News Staff Hip hop, rock and indie music are coming April 14 to this year’s Springfest with artists Nelly, Jack’s Mannequin and Passion Pit. The Council for University Programming (CUP) announced the headliners March 22, and tickets will be available...

I hate change. I have since I was little. Whenever I complain to my parents about a new development in my life, my mom reminds me of the time I freaked out about her haircut. I spent four days as a toddler who didn’t recognize her mother because said mother cut her hair...

By Emily Huizenga, News Staff   Featured Event: Viva la révolution underground. On its website, The Boston Underground Film Festival (BUFF) is called a “celebration of the bizarre and insane,” an “uncompromising and unflinching film and video showcase,”...