Laura Emde, news correspondent
• February 18, 2022
A visit to an art museum allows you to enter a new world. You can discover something new about another time and place, or you can start to understand the experiences of others. These visits are priceless — and for Northeastern students, they literally are. Boston-based students...
“I guess this is the end/ I’ll have to learn/ To be somebody else,” Mitski Miyawaki sings mournfully in “I Guess,” the penultimate track on her latest album “Laurel Hell.” The album, which was released Feb. 4, is speculated by many fans to be the final gift of...
Alexa Grayson, news correspondent
• February 18, 2022
The energy is electric at Big Night Live, a music hall in Boston’s North End that caters songs to its audiences, making music come alive on the dance floor as attendees sing the words to their favorite songs.
Big Night Live hosts unique theme nights personalized for specific...
Kate Deskey, news correspondent
• February 17, 2022
With students on campus wearing popular high-end clothing items like Canada Goose jackets, Doc Martens shoes or Lululemon flared yoga pants, it’s clear that the Northeastern community is not immune to fashion trends. While fashion can be a tool to uniquely express oneself,...
A one-man show that recently made its world premiere at the Lyric Stage Company of Boston is challenging audiences to re-examine the Massachusetts education system. “Mr. Parent” tells the true story of teacher-by-day, actor-by-night Maurice Emmanuel Parent. Playing himself,...
Elvis Presley is headed back to the silver screen in 2022. The trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s largely anticipated “Elvis” biopic dropped Feb. 17, teasing a story as enormous and euphoric as the rock ‘n’ roll legend himself.
The film follows Presley through three decades...
Ramsay's Kitchen, a restaurant serving international dishes by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, officially opened Jan. 24 inside the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Back Bay.
Customers came to Ramsay's Kitchen wanting to try Ramsay’s esteemed signature dish, the beef Wellington....
Dating apps are used by people of all backgrounds, but they’re commonly known to be a staple piece of the modern college culture. As first-time and veteran dating app users are coming together in the immersive world of dating, The News spoke with nine students about their experiences and thoughts on what it means to meet romantic partners through a phone screen when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down all social scenes for almost three years.
Lunar New Year began Feb. 1, but the festivities last much longer. In China, the new year is celebrated for 15 days, and in Vietnam, festivities last a week. Regardless of how long you choose to celebrate the year of the tiger, here are some Chinatown restaurants, cafes and shops...
“You think your life is hard? I’m a high school junior wearing size 13 Nikes. Men’s size 13 Nikes. Beat that,” says Jodi, the protagonist of Netflix’s “Tall Girl.”
Jodi’s predicament is not uncommon. Struggling with body image is extremely familiar to most...
With the help of social media, the online game “Wordle” has recently become many people’s favorite word game — and Northeastern students are no exception.
Created by software engineer Josh Wardle and purchased by The New York Times Jan. 31, Wordle is a daily word...
Karissa Korman, deputy lifestyle editor
• February 8, 2022
Musicians Bren Joy and redveil took to the AfterHours stage in the Curry Student Center Feb. 5 for the first night of the Black Music Matters Festival, an event organized by Northeastern Council for University Programs, or CUP, Northeastern Black Student Association, NU Live...
