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Jim Madigan will become the new director of athletics after coaching men

Northeastern names Jim Madigan as new director of athletics

Vitoria Poejo, sports editor • June 17, 2021

Northeastern announced June 9 that fully vaccinated people will no longer be required to participate in regular COVID-19 testing or complete a daily wellness check. The changes go into effect June 18.

Northeastern loosens testing requirements for summer term

Clara McCourt, news staff • June 9, 2021

In a university-wide email, Northeastern laid out progress in supporting APIDA students on campus.

Northeastern announces new initiatives to support APIDA students

Ethan Wayne and Gwen Egan • June 3, 2021

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On April 1, Athlete Ally released its set of Athle

On April 1, Athlete Ally released its set of Athlete Equality Index, or AEI, scores, a system that rates Division 1 colleges around the country on its resources for and inclusion of LGBTQ+ student athletes. Northeastern University received a score of 40 out of 100, the fourth lowest in the Colonial Athletic Association.

Tap the link in our bio the read the latest from news staff Sarah Barber. Photo courtesy of Jordan Baron.

In a school year unlike any other in Northeastern

In a school year unlike any other in Northeastern history, an in-person college graduation ceremony seemed out of the question. However, on Saturday, May 8, Northeastern’s class of 2021 got just that: an outdoor commencement at Fenway Park.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from news staff Kelly Garrity and Mihiro Shimano. Photos by Harriet Rovniak (@harrietrovniak).

For graduating seniors, a year of hybrid learning

For graduating seniors, a year of hybrid learning in a pandemic brought new challenges and experiences to an already packed college career. As they get ready to enter the next phases of their lives, The News spoke with 12 seniors to understand what made their time at Northeastern unique.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest story from our news staff. Project edited by Avery Bleichfeld (@averybleichfeld) and Riley Robinson (@rirob).

Northeastern’s outdoor mask mandate will be lift

Northeastern’s outdoor mask mandate will be lifted April 30 and a new testing schedule will be available for vaccinated students and staff beginning May 3 on the Boston campus, according to an April 29 email from Chancellor and Senior Vice President for Learning Ken Henderson.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from news staff Sarah Barber. Photo courtesy of Mike Puzzanghera, @mpuzzanghera.

A Northeastern academic department indicated last

A Northeastern academic department indicated last week that “NUflex’s use will continue into future terms” in a memo attached to a survey for Information and Technology Services asking some faculty for feedback about the NUflex program.

Editor’s note: A previous version of this article stated that Northeastern Information and Technology Services, or ITS, sent the memo to faculty members. In reality, an academic department sent the email with an ITS survey attached, and the article has been updated to reflect that fact.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from news staff Isaac Stephens. Photo courtesy of Harriet Rovniak, @harrietrovniak.

On Tuesday, Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey formally

On Tuesday, Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey formally announced her candidacy for a full mayoral term starting in the fall.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from news staff Kelly Garrity. Photo courtesy of Mihiro Shimano, @mihiro_s.

Almost a month after announcing the intent to retu

Almost a month after announcing the intent to return for a normal fall semester, Northeastern announced a COVID-19 vaccination requirement. All students must receive the vaccination by the first day of classes Sept. 8.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from deputy campus editor, @martajhill. Photo by Harriet Rovniak.

In August 2020, members of Northeastern’s Sexua

In August 2020, members of Northeastern’s Sexual Assault Response Coalition, or SARC, created an Instagram account called Northeastern SpeakOut, @neuspeakout, to “provide a safe and supportive space for survivors to share their stories and raise awareness around the pervasiveness of sexual violence” on campus, according to their mission statement.

In January 2021, the account began posting survivors’ accounts more frequently and the following rapidly increased.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from deputy campus editor Julia Carlin, @juliacarlinn. Photo illustrated by Angelica Jorio.

Leaders of the Asian American community across Nor

Leaders of the Asian American community across Northeastern’s campuses nationwide are tired of not being heard.

More than 1,250 students, faculty and staff have co-signed a letter demanding action from the administration for greater funding, resources, transparency and other measures to address issues faced by the Asian American community.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from staff writer Kelly Chan, @kelly.chxn. Photo courtesy of Lawrence Deng.

Although art has long served as a medium for expre

Although art has long served as a medium for expression and advocacy, artists and creatives of color are often disregarded when considering what racial justice might mean to themselves and their communities in Boston. Radical Imagination for Racial Justice, or RIRJ, a new three-year renewable grant initiative established by the Surdna Foundation’s Thriving Cultures Program, seeks to combat this by providing funds to support creatives of color.

Tap the link in our bio to read the latest from news correspondent Julie Sung. Photo by Quillan Anderson, @quillanpie

BREAKING: Governor Charlie Baker’s administratio

BREAKING: Governor Charlie Baker’s administration announced today additional details regarding the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility timeline in Massachusetts, which includes when the remaining groups of Massachusetts residents, such as public-facing workers and the general public, can register for the vaccine.

Tap the link in our bio for the latest from staff writer Jessica Silverman, @jessfsilverman. Photo by Chris Triunfo.

@gonuwhockey is #FrozenFour bound after a 5-1 win

@gonuwhockey is #FrozenFour bound after a 5-1 win against Robert Morris. They will now go on to play Minnesota Duluth on Thursday. Photos by Sarah Olender.

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