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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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The student section in the women's game against Holy Cross

Northeastern Women’s Hockey: Dominant, but where are the fans?

Khalin Kapoor, news correspondent November 9, 2021

At the historic Matthews Arena Oct. 24, the Northeastern women’s hockey team dominated the Holy Cross Crusaders to the tune of a 3-1 victory. While the play on the ice was electric, the atmosphere was not. At best, the crowd was sparse, with the NU student section, the DogHouse,...

The Dallas Mavericks and their owner, Mark Cuban, did not play the national anthem for the first 13 games of the 2020-21 season.

Column: The false patriotism of a required national anthem

Sam Culver, news staff March 28, 2021

While the United States national anthem has always been a staple at the start of sporting events, the time has passed for institutions to require its playing at Northeastern sports games or elsewhere. The national anthem is no longer the symbol of pure, innocent patriotism it...

If the Celtics want to make a deep playoff run, they are going to have to make a big move.

Celtics Struggles: Why John Collins Could Be The Answer

Cameron Gleichauf, news correspondent March 10, 2021

The Boston Celtics currently sit at fourth place in the Eastern Conference with a record of 19-17, just two games ahead of the ninth place Chicago Bulls. Expectations heading into the year were high and this team has undoubtedly failed to meet them so far, especially for one...

Experiencing Fenway Park: The centerfield bleachers

Experiencing Fenway Park: The centerfield bleachers

October 21, 2018
When the Yankees come to Fenway, there is a different breed of live baseball. The balance between sport and spectator begins tilted towards the enthused fans and, if the Red Sox start losing, can lurch further towards the bleachers. While the stadium and rivalry are centered purely towards baseball, it’s easy to lose sight of the sport as a spectator.
Column: How Nike’s Kaepernick Campaign Just Did It

Column: How Nike’s Kaepernick Campaign Just Did It

October 3, 2018
Kaepernick’s polarizing stance as an activist along with Nike’s decision to align itself so visibly with a political issue have been clear points of dissent for many, and this has certainly had its effects on the company (shares fell in after-market trading despite double-digit earnings and overall revenue growth during the fiscal first quarter).
Column: Should student-athletes get paid?

Column: Should student-athletes get paid?

March 29, 2018
Putting some of the money generated by student-athletes back into their pockets feels like a basic principle of capitalism; if their work brings money in, they should see some of it.