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A change in guidance

February 1, 2022

One of the biggest changes this semester brought was the closure of wellness housing, which was available for students who tested positive on campus since early in the pandemic.  Henderson announced the university would close wellness housing in an email to students Jan....

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Column: Mugler’s boldness, creativity leaves unique legacy on fashion world

Lily Elwood, news staff January 29, 2022

Manfred Thierry Mugler, esteemed French fashion designer and founder and creative director of the Mugler fashion house, died Jan. 23. He was 73. Known for his flamboyant and avant-garde style, Mugler changed the fashion and perfume industries with his visionary ideas. His death...

NU community pushes for institutional, personal mental health improvements

January 6, 2022

Several students who spoke with The News echoed the same thought: The conversations surrounding mental health that have taken place over winter break can’t be forgotten when spring semester starts. Moving forward, as students work for changes within the university, they...

Students support each other through mental health organizations, advocacy

January 6, 2022

Beyond university resources, groups from the Northeastern community are working to uplift the mental health of the student body. Many student-run organizations, such as Active Minds and Lean on Me Northeastern, promote or offer services that the university does not, such as...

Student leaders explain Northeastern’s mental health resources

January 6, 2022

While there is no one-size-fits-all solution for mental health struggles, Northeastern offers students a variety of resources.  The university-run institutions Find@Northeastern, We Care and University Health and Counseling Services, or UHCS, offer to help students deal with...

The business of teletherapy platforms

January 6, 2022

An increased demand for private practice therapists has caused many people to turn to telehealth platforms, but increased reliance on these virtual therapy companies creates uncertainty for the future. Mental health platforms such as BetterHelp and Talkspace are very different...

BetterHelp — For better or for worse?

January 6, 2022

BetterHelp specifically is a low-cost option that many universities and organizations partner with to provide counseling to large communities. As of September 2021, Northeastern University is offering BetterHelp as a referral option, advertising 20 free weekly sessions for its...

Future steps

April 15, 2021

Chávez, who works with both student organizations and administrators, said he hopes the support he has seen from administrators will help make a sizable change at Northeastern.  He said the work Mutual Aid has done over the past year has helped show administration that food...

How students are tackling the issue

April 15, 2021

Joshua Sisman, the communications director for Northeastern's chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America, or YDSA, co-sponsored a referendum that addresses food insecurity on campus, proposing changes to make meal plans more affordable for students. The referendum...

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Column: Lil Nas X embraces queerness in new single “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”

Katie Mogg, news staff April 1, 2021

Lil Nas X released his highly anticipated single “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name),” Friday, March 26. Since July 2020, the artist has been teasing his fans with snippets of the catchy song, so it’s no surprise that the music video reeled in almost 40 million views on YouTube...

A history of struggles for the Asian American Center

March 27, 2021

These recent events are not the first time that the Asian American community on campus has felt ignored by the university, Deng said. For them — as outlined in the student letter — this is another instance in a pattern of negligence. The Asian American Center, or AAC,...

Recent letters to News@Northeastern to address Asian American coverage

March 27, 2021

Prior to Tuesday’s letter, a group of faculty and staff across NU’s campuses nationwide had sent two letters to News@Northeastern, according to an anonymous source who worked closely on both letters. Each letter had roughly 20 to 25 signatures from faculty and staff, the...