It’s SGA election season, and the Culot-Winkler slate is running for student body president and executive vice president, respectively.
The slate, running under the name “Huskies Unleashed,” is made up of current Vice President of Academic Affairs Molly Culot and Vice...
Staring out into space with both hands tightly gripping his controller, Sam Jeffery gets ready to embark on his next journey across the universe. As a kid, the sound of stars dropping and breaking around him as he stood at the edge of the world while playing Mario Galaxy filled...
In a March 9 email sent to the university community, Northeastern Student Life announced that it would be “pausing all new university-sponsored travel programs to or through the Middle East,” impacting at least one Dialogue of Civilizations program scheduled for this summer.
At Northeastern’s first faculty senate meeting of the spring semester, held Jan. 28, faculty and administration discussed faculty concerns, a new master’s program, the consolidation of experiential learning studies, artificial intelligence and enrollment statistics.
Faculty...
The city of Seattle reached a $29 million settlement Feb. 4 with the family of Jaahnavi Kandula, a student on Northeastern’s Seattle campus who was fatally struck in 2023 by a speeding police officer.
Every week, The Huntington News staff gather in Holmes Hall to pitch stories, attend workshops and meet with editors. On Feb. 24, 1926, Northeastern students congregated in a similar manner in an office at 306 Huntington Ave. to prepare the first print edition of The Northeastern...
Classes at Northeastern’s campuses in Boston, Burlington, Portland and New York City will be held remotely Feb. 23 ahead of a “significant winter storm,” the university announced in a Feb. 22 email.
D’Amore-McKim School of Business, or DMSB, Dean David De Cremer and College of Engineering, or COE, Dean Gregory Abowd will leave their positions July 1, according to internal emails obtained by The Huntington News.
Ashley Pappas, news correspondent
• January 30, 2026
Caroline Bricknell doesn’t need an alarm to get up for her 8 a.m. class. By 7:15 a.m. each morning, she is awoken by the sounds of metal clanging next door. From her fifth-floor at 780 Columbus Ave., Bricknell lives with the sounds of construction at Northeastern’s newest...
Rebecca Orten, news correspondent
• January 24, 2026
Chants of “Hey hey, ho ho, Ayatollah must go” echoed across Krentzman Quad Jan. 16 as more than 40 protesters demanded the U.S. military intervene to remove Iran’s supreme leader from power, citing a government crackdown on protests in Iran that have killed at least 5,000...
For American higher education, this past year has been anything but typical. Since President Donald Trump took office Jan. 20, 2025, his administration has attempted — and, at times, succeeded — to mold colleges and universities nationwide to fit its political agenda, and Northeastern was no exception.
The No. 6 Northeastern women’s hockey team (16-6, 12-1 HE) fell to the Boston University Terriers (7-11-3, 5-6-2 HE) 2-1 in a physical first-round Beanpot match. Just as last year’s semifinal game set an attendance record, this year’s saw the largest crowd at a women’s...
