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Hundreds of people gathered on Boston Common Saturday to protest President Donald J. Trump’s recent actions to roll back DACA, which protected undocumented individuals who were brought to the United States as children. The Boston May Day Coalition organized the event through Facebook in partnership with the United American Indians of New England, Black Lives Matter - Boston, Veterans for Peace, Cosecha and many other local groups. Cata Santiago, a representative from Cosecha, an immigrant rights movement, spoke during the rally. “My DACA expires on November of next year. I am one of the people who falls under the gap — I can’t renew my DACA anymore. We need permanent protection,” she said.

Photo Gallery: Bostonians protest Trump’s DACA repeal

September 26, 2017
Hundreds of people gathered on Boston Common Sept. 16 to protest President Donald J. Trump’s recent actions to roll back DACA, which protected undocumented individuals who were brought to the United States as children.
Oh Wonder returned to play House of Blues just two short years after performing Northeastern's AfterHOURS.

Photo Gallery: Oh Wonder Rocks House of Blues

September 24, 2017

The team celebrates as they won their first game in the New England Challenge against Boston College. This marks the Huskie's fifth straight win against Boston College. Photo by Brian Bae

Volleyball Wins Two, Loses One in the New England Challenge

September 20, 2017

 

Standing in front of the other members of Brockhampton, Ameer Vann performs his verse from "FAKE."

Brockhampton gathers a full house in Cambridge at first Boston show

September 14, 2017
Los Angeles' Brockhampton visits Cambridge during their first official tour.
Jake Owen commented on how he enjoyed playing at the South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset, MA because of the intimate setting.

Jake Owen plays intimate show in Cohasset, MA

September 6, 2017

Photos by Lauren Scornavacca

Graduating seniors watch the commencement ceremony.

2017 Undergraduate Commencement

Paxtyn Merten • May 6, 2017
Photos by Paxtyn Merten, Class of 2017 undergraduates celebrated their commencement on May 5 in the TD Garden.
Photo by Lauren Scornavacca

A look back at the best sports moments of the 2016-17 seasons

April 20, 2017
Northeastern University sports have always been known for their competitive demeanor and successful track record, and this past year was no different.

Video: Northeastern students join Women’s March on Washington

April 16, 2017
The march was meant, in part, to protest the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. Marchers advocated for reproductive rights, immigrant and refugee acceptance, Black Lives Matter and disability rights, among other things.
University President Joseph E. Aoun addresses attendees at the opening celebration for a new Northeastern research building. Prominent scientists and influential politicians attended the event, including Sen. Ed Markey, Mayor Martin J. Walsh, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Joseph Kennedy III (all pictured above). / Photo by Derek Schuster

ISEC Opening Celebration

April 4, 2017

Bastille Brings Their "Wild, Wild World" to Agganis Arena (Gallery and Review)

Bastille Brings Their “Wild, Wild World” to Agganis Arena (Gallery and Review)

March 30, 2017
Photos and review by Sophie Cannon.
Sophomore Adam Gaudette's (8) shot goes wide in an attempt to tie the game up during the second period.

Men’s Hockey Defeats BC 4-2 in Beanpot Consolation Game (Gallery)

February 15, 2017
Photos by Alex Melagrano.
Tom Brady shows off the Vince Lombardi Trophy from Super Bowl LI during the Patriots' Victory Parade.

Thousands of Fans Line the Streets to Watch the Patriots’ Victory Parade (Gallery)

February 10, 2017
Photos by Dylan Shen.
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