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The Northeastern University Health and Counseling Services office. UHCS recently made medication abortion available to students.
For the first time, University Health and Counseling Services is prescribing medication abortion to students
Carson Lyle, news staff • April 13, 2025

After a three-year-long student campaign, the spring 2025 semester marked the first time medication abortion was available to students through Northeastern’s...

A group of dancers strike a pose during Greek Sing. Members of Northeastern Greek life raised over $79,000 while performing in Blackman Auditorium. Photo courtesy Miles Mu
Northeastern fraternities and sororities raise $79,000 during annual Greek Sing competition
Grace Cargill, news staff • April 11, 2025

Blackman Auditorium transformed into a world of happily ever afters April 2 at Greek Sing, an annual dance competition featuring Northeastern’s Panhellenic...

At the Northeastern University Entrepreneurs Club’s Demo Day, entrepreneurship mixes with creativity
Carson Lyle, news staff • April 10, 2025
Office of Global Services warns, prepares international community following visa revocations
Carson Lyle, news staff • April 8, 2025
Professors attending a pro-Palestine encampment don white T-shirts that read "Northeastern faculty and staff support students" April 25, 2024. The new academic freedom committee is set to release a report on the university’s academic freedom policies later this month.
With free speech on college campuses in peril, Northeastern faculty senate’s academic freedom committee takes shape
Eli Curwin, news staff • April 12, 2025
The Boston Police Department surrounds a group of Pro-Palestine demonstrators on Centennial Common April 25, 2024. Nearly 40 Northeastern students' visas were revoked, leaving many confused and concerned.
Letter to the Editor: No, visas are not being revoked over Trump criticism
Matt Cosentino, contributor • April 13, 2025
Ryuichi Kihara lifts his partner Riku Miura into the air while moving across the ice during the pairs free skate March 27. The Japanese duo’s free skate and short program featured nearly perfect synchronization and difficult throw jumps, which led them to take home the gold.
Skating off to Boston: Highlights from the ISU World Figure Skating Championship
Jessica Xing and Margot Murphy • April 13, 2025
A rack of clothes at East Coast Ivy Boutique. The News compiled a list of five locations to shop like a Bostonian.
Column: Coming to Boston? Check out these five stores to look like a Bostonian
Carson Lyle, news staff • April 13, 2025
"Self-portrait” by Vincent Van Gogh on display. The artist sought to capture the essence of his subjects, including himself, through rapid brushstrokes and an impressionistic style. Photo courtesy MFA.
From canvas to cupcakes, MFA opens new Van Gogh exhibition with birthday cheer
Eleanor Hardy, deputy lifestyle editor • April 13, 2025

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The American flag flies above Centennial Common. Many international students felt the Trump administration's reasoning behind the visa terminations to be unfounded and confusing.

Under looming threat of visa terminations, many Northeastern students left scrambling for answers

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Ell Hall on Northeastern's Boston campus. An update to Northeastern's FAQ page April 6 said several students had their visas revoked.

DEVELOPING: State Department revokes 40 Northeastern students, graduates’ visas

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Professors attending a pro-Palestine encampment don white T-shirts that read "Northeastern faculty and staff support students" April 25, 2024. The new academic freedom committee is set to release a report on the university’s academic freedom policies later this month.

With free speech on college campuses in peril, Northeastern faculty senate’s academic freedom committee takes shape




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The American flag flies above Centennial Common. Many international students felt the Trump administration's reasoning behind the visa terminations to be unfounded and confusing.
Under looming threat of visa terminations, many Northeastern students left scrambling for answers
Zoe MacDiarmid, Chloe Craft, and Chris Lee • April 10, 2025
Can anyone pop Northeastern’s political bubble? These students aren’t sure.
Can anyone pop Northeastern’s political bubble? These students aren’t sure.
Siera Qosaj, news staff • April 9, 2025

With its 5.2% acceptance rate, getting into Northeastern is no small feat. But once students arrive, some say the intellectual challenge stops....

The exterior of Northeastern's School of Law. A speaker event with Raz Segal was canceled a day before it was scheduled for not following the proper procedures needed to hold an event, according to a statement to The News by Renata Nyul.
Jewish student group cancels Holocaust and genocide scholar speaker event after university requires list of attendees
Katarina Schmeiszer, news staff • April 8, 2025

A Jewish student group on campus canceled a talk titled “Israel’s Attack on Gaza: The Question of Genocide, and the Future of Holocaust and...

The Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The fall 2024 N.U.in program sent students to 10 different locations abroad.
As N.U.in expands, students say program becomes increasingly inconsistent across locations
Estēe Esses, news correspondent • April 8, 2025

Berlin. Glasgow. Madrid. Paris. Prague. Thessaloniki.  These were just some of the cities where students in Northeastern’s N.U.in program...

Masses of protesters pour into City Hall Plaza to hear empowering words from speakers, including Mayor Michelle Wu. Demonstrators and their signs created an expanse of color.
Boston’s mass mobilization: 18 images from the ‘Hands Off’ rally
Devyn Rudnick and Chloe Craft • April 9, 2025
Elizabeth Siggers puts hair rollers in a customer's hair. Siggers opened Liz's Hair Care in 2001.
Liz’s Hair Care creates a welcoming environment for customers and workers alike
Kayla Goldman, news staff • April 7, 2025

Upon entering Liz’s Hair Care, customers are greeted with a warm smile from whoever is sitting behind the front desk.  Liz’s Hair Care...

Protesters hold up “Hands Off” signs and flags. The protest started in Boston Common before marching to City Hall Plaza.
Tens of thousands demand Trump take ‘hands off’ Boston amid nationwide day of protests
Chloe Craft, Devyn Rudnick, and Carson Lyle • April 6, 2025

Over 50,000 people gathered in Boston Common April 5 for a “Hands Off Massachusetts” rally and march protesting the policies of President...

Two people hold up a transgender flag during the 2023 Boston Pride Parade. Boston officially recognized the Transgender Day of Visibility March 19.
Amid federal attacks on LGBTQ+ community, Boston officially recognizes Transgender Day of Visibility
Janira Skrbkova, news staff • April 2, 2025

Sixteen years ago, March 31, Rachel Crandall Crocker, executive director of the nonprofit Transgender Michigan, organized the first Transgender...

Chequered Flag: I set fire to the grass. Japanese Grand Prix recap
Chequered Flag: I set fire to the grass. Japanese Grand Prix recap
Olufolake Okunsanya, news staff • April 11, 2025

Taps mic. Testing, testing, one, two. Clears throat. I set fire to the grass! And then I set fire to it again. And then again. And then again....

Cameron Whitehead kneels during a game intermission. Whitehead recorded a career high of 57 saves against the University of Maine.
How Cameron Whitehead defied expectations in historic postseason
Elli Einset, sports editor • April 11, 2025

Cameron Whitehead slid from one side of the net to the other, protecting the red line as a Boston College player attempted to slide the puck...

Max Gitlin winds up for a pitch April 1. The victory over Central Connecticut State University was Gitlin's fourth win as a Husky.
Northeastern baseball scores 12 runs against CCSU, adding on another win for the Huskies
Valentina Swan, news staff • April 10, 2025

The Northeastern baseball team (22-9, 7-2 CAA) took down the Central Connecticut State University Blue Devils (18-5, 14-1 Northeast) in an afternoon...

Ryan Gerety makes a run April 1. The Huskies won the series against Campbell April 4 to 6, maintaining a strong conference record.
Northeastern baseball stays on top of CAA after winning series against Campbell
Bailey Reynolds, news staff • April 8, 2025

The Northeastern baseball team (21-9, 7-2 CAA) won its third conference series against the Campbell University Camels (14-17, 5-4 CAA).  Northeastern...

Gregory Bozzo slides into base. Bozzo collected one of the three runs that gave the Huskies the win over Boston College.
Northeastern baseball shuts out BC, punching ticket to Beanpot championship
Valentina Swan, news staff • April 3, 2025

The Northeastern baseball team (19-8, 5-1 CAA) won the men's semifinal Beanpot game against the Boston College Eagles (13-14, 5-7 Atlantic Division)...

Kehlani sings into a red microphone. She performed as the headliner for CUP's annual Springfest concert after finishing a 54-show world tour.
Review: Kehlani electrifies Matthews Arena at Springfest 2025
Jennie Koh, deputy lifestyle editor • April 10, 2025
NU Stage members perform "What's Up, Duloc?" The spring revue included the club's largest-ever cast, with almost 100 people. Photo courtesy Emma Kriz, NU Stage.
‘Just Passing Through’: NU Stage performs spring revue with largest cast ever
Samantha Balagot, news correspondent • April 10, 2025
Column: 9 innings, 9 movies: Celebrate the MLB season’s start with these grand-slam baseball movies
The Hot Sardines sing to an audience in moody lighting. The band used an array of instruments such as a cello, saxophone and piano.
Sandra Guzmán speaks during the event. She disscussed the four pillars of women that she thought were important to include in the book. Sandra Guzmán speaks during the event. She disscussed the four pillars of women that she thought were important to include in the book. Photo courtesy Cameron Kincheloe.
Matt Bennett (left) and Liz Gillies answer questions from Anna Eaton at the CUP Springfest Q&A. Bennett said he would give the Sikowitz coconut sitting between them to the person in the audience who partied the hardest.
The Orange Line moves through the Ruggles T stop. Students found delays and suspensions of MBTA lines in recent years to be frustrating and stressful.
Op-ed: Boston’s lifeline always on life support
Aayush Sawant, contributor • April 11, 2025

For students at Northeastern, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, or MBTA, system isn’t just public transit — it is a lifeline....

Donald Trump speaks to the audience during a Liberation Day event April 2. At the event, he announced new tariffs on nearly all U.S. trading partners. Photo courtesy The White House, flickr.
Op-ed: A third term will not be Trump’s charm
Rachana Madhav, opinion editor • April 9, 2025

Constitutionally, there is no way President Donald Trump can run for a third term. However, in the current turbulent, disconcerting and alarming...

The Orange Line moves through the Ruggles T stop. Students found delays and suspensions of MBTA lines in recent years to be frustrating and stressful.
Op-ed: Boston’s lifeline always on life support
Aayush Sawant, contributor • April 11, 2025

For students at Northeastern, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, or MBTA, system isn’t just public transit — it is a lifeline....

Donald Trump speaks to the audience during a Liberation Day event April 2. At the event, he announced new tariffs on nearly all U.S. trading partners. Photo courtesy The White House, flickr.
Op-ed: A third term will not be Trump’s charm
Rachana Madhav, opinion editor • April 9, 2025

Constitutionally, there is no way President Donald Trump can run for a third term. However, in the current turbulent, disconcerting and alarming...

The United States State Department building in Washington, D.C. Forty people affiliated with Northeastern recently had their visas revoked by the State Department. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons.
Op-ed: Northeastern must stand up for the international community it touts as its strength
Ava Vitiello, columnist • April 8, 2025

International students from all over the country are the newest target for President Donald Trump’s sweeping attack on the United States. Now,...

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Video: Survivor NU boasts creative challenges, tight-knit tribes in its 15th season
A speaker at an anti-Vietnam war rally in Krentzman Quad Dec. 3, 1965. Throughout Northeastern's history, various presidents commented on pivotal world events. Photo courtesy Northeastern University Library, Archives and Special Collections.
Crisis management from Northeastern’s war room: How Northeastern presidents have addressed international conflicts
Aiden Stein, deputy campus editor • February 17, 2025
A Northeastern University seal in 1965. During the late 1950s Northeastern began solidifying the role of its PR department. Photo courtesy Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections.
Behind the creation of Northeastern’s brand: The emergence of the public relations department
Anya Hill, news correspondent • February 3, 2025
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