International Village (IV) is the newest residence hall at Northeastern University. In addition to housing students, IV has basement classrooms, a small exercise room and a dining hall, as well as a Jamba Juice and Pete’s Coffee accessible from the outside. The building has...
Rebecca’s Café is a branch of NU Dining located in the basement of Churchill Hall at Northeastern. Rebecca’s is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. Each day the café offers pizza, a pizza station, grill station, premade sandwiches and salads as well as soups....
The Marino Recreation Center is the three-floor recreational facility available to northeastern students and faculty at Northeastern University. The first floor includes locker rooms and a spin studio, as well as internal access to burrito chain Boloco, Au Bon Pain and Wollaston’s...
Matthews Arena is home to the Northeastern men’s and woman’s hockey teams, as well as the men’s basketball team. It is on the east end of campus and has hosted the Huskies since 1930. Matthews is the original home of the Boston Bruins and was the home of the Boston Celtics...
The College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH) offers a liberal arts education on a global scale. Programs include political science, African American studies, Asian studies, economics, philosophy, religion and languages. The School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs is...
Home to majors in applied physics, behavioral neuroscience, linguistics, marine biology, mathematics and more, the College of Science offers both undergraduate and graduate courses. Northeastern boasts 37 interdisciplinary research centers within the College of Science which...
Northeastern’s College of Professional Studies offers 20 undergraduate degree programs and hosts students from more than 85 countries. Programs include English, graphic design, health management, history, leadership and sociology. The College of Professional Studies offers...
The Bouvé College of Health Sciences, referred to commonly as just “Bouvé” is home to Northeastern’s School of Nursing and School of Pharmacy, as well as the physical therapy, applied psychology, physician assistant and speech audiology programs, among others. Marjorie...
The College of Engineering offers degree programs in five departments: bioengineering, chemical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and mechanical and industrial engineering. The college receives more than $30 million in federal...
Founded in 1982, Notheastern’s College of Computer and Information Science was the first college in the nation dedicated to computer science. Although the college’s biggest program is the traditional computer science curriculum, it also offers graduate and undergraduate degrees...
The D’Amore-McKim School of Business was founded 1922, but did not receive its naming donation until September of 2012 when Alan McKim and alumni Richard D’Amore donated $60 million to the school. The donation was the fourth largest business school donation in the history...
The College of Arts, Media and Design (CAMD) is one of the colleges within Northeastern University. Xavier Costa is the founding dean. CAMD is home to majors in design, communications and the performing arts, including, but not limited to, Architecture, Art + Design, Communication...
