By Stephanie Shore Just imagine it.

By Anne Baker Ah, yes. It's that time of the year. After a long and weary winter, the flowers are once again in bloom (sort of) and the weather has finally warmed up to a balmy 45 degrees. Celebrate by taking an afternoon picnic at the Fens. Just grab a few snacks, a blanket...

By Cynthia Retamozo The women's track ' field team competed in the first of two home meets of its outdoor season at the Northeastern Spring Open at Solomon Track in Dedham Saturday. The Huskies were led by sophomore Olivia Kalinowska, senior Zara Northover and sophomore Nancy...

Kate Dillion named asst field hockey coach Head coach Cheryl Murtagh announced an addition to her coaching staff for the 2007 season. Kate Dillon will join the Husky staff after spending the 2006 season as an assistant coach at Babson College. She brings more than six years...

By Marc Larocque American hypocrisy Why not throw more attention at the cultural curmudgeon? After the "Borat" movie was originally released, he hit America like a virus. And that virus still continues to affect me today. Now, my roommate Marco walks around our apartment...

By Jewel Della Valle Whitney Shean has stacked up impressive numbers during her four years on the field hockey team, but said it is the friendships she made and the rigor of playing a varsity sport she'll miss most. The senior forward played in 85 games for the Huskies and...

Football players are not normally known for being shy and quiet but Matt Campopiano is precisely that type of person. The co-captain linebacker led by example in his four years playing for the Huskies. "He is known for his hard work on the field and in the weight room," said...

By Mark DiSalvo Tucked away on a side street off Massachusetts Avenue lies Bodega, which appears to just be what its name suggests - a neighborhood convenience store. But while its storefront is lined with rolls of paper towels and bottles of laundry detergent, it's actually...

By Julia Gall Part two in a series tracking the progress of one contestant in the "NU's Biggest Loser" weight loss competition. When "NU's Biggest Loser" contestant Jose De La Rosa first began the weight loss competition seven weeks ago, he was struggling to adopt exercise...

Frank Pesanello quickly became an asset to Northeastern after he transferred from Maine last semester. He is batting .265 in 34 at-bats this season including going 5-9 with two home runs in a double-header sweep at Towson Saturday, earning him The Northeastern News Player of...

Two months ago middler Ankur Shah and sophomore Ashley Dentler adopted a large group of children. A whole litter of Huskies - 48 in total, including 29 girls. And boy, they couldn't be more proud. Their kids are supportive, competitive and trustworthy. In turn, Shah and...

By Cynthia Retamozo The small stage in the Studio Theatre may not be the most ideal place for a hit Broadway musical like "Guys and Dolls," but Northeastern's rendition held its own Saturday night. "Guys and Dolls," which features intricate ensemble dance numbers, first hit...