To most, the words of “All Hail Northeastern” are a mystery, and the tune itself holds little meaning. But as the pep band played while the Hockey East banner was hoisted into the rafters at TD Garden, the song took on new life.
Following an incredible senior campaign in which she potted 50 goals in 37 games and carried Northeastern University (NU) to its first ever NCAA tournament appearance, Kendall Coyne was honored with the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, given annually to the top player in women’s college hockey.
Bryce Harper drops bombs. It’s what he does. He hit 42 home runs last year, an impressive figure that becomes astonishing once you realize he is only 23 years old. But a couple of weeks ago, he dropped a different kind of bomb on the baseball world. In a profile written by ESPN’s Tim Keown, Harper came out and launched a full attack on the conservative nature of the game.
The Northeastern men’s hockey team (20-13-5) advanced to the Hockey East Semifinals after back-to-back sweeps over the University of Maine Black Bears and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Bill Coen sat at the center of the podium at Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, leaning slightly toward the microphone situated just a few inches in front of him.
The Northeastern University (NU) men and women’s track and field teams concluded the indoor season on March 6 with two top-20 finishes and a new school record at Boston University’s Track and Tennis Center in the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
Last week, the Northeastern University (NU) women’s basketball team secured its first-ever Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) tournament win, upsetting No. 3 Hofstra University 65-54 after the Pride beat NU twice in the regular season.
A historic season has come to a heartbreaking end. The Northeastern University (NU) women’s hockey team had the best season in school history this year, winning a program-record 28 games and securing its first ever berth in the NCAA tournament.
The Madness can begin. The brackets have been released, and a shot at predicting the future can start. March is here, having escaped the winter with hardly anything to complain about. This month marks Easter, the last sights of snow and the beginning of spring. However, all of that means nothing compared to March Madness.
As the rain fell on Sunday in Pullman, Wash., so did the record of the Northeastern University (NU) baseball team. After winning two of three against the Cornell University Big Red to earn their first series victory of 2016, the Huskies dropped three of four to the Washington State University (WSU) Cougars to fall to 7-8 for the season.
Peyton Manning is not just famous. He is deified. He has transcended the football world, where he accomplished almost everything a quarterback could hope to accomplish, and has become something much more: A cultural icon.
The Northeastern University (NU) swimming and diving team completed the 2015-16 campaign with a combined fifth-place finish at the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) swimming and diving championships in Virginia, racking up 422.5 points at the University of Richmond.
