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Cathy Ching, Deputy Lifestyle Editor

Cathy Ching is a third-year journalism major with minors in communication studies and environmental studies. She is currently the deputy lifestyle editor for The News and previously served as projects editor. She is a Brooklyn native, hoping to spotlight important issues in the Boston community.
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Volunteers fill bags with resources at the 22nd annual Thanksgiving Project at United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley in 2021. Photo courtesy of United Way.

Nonprofits fight food insecurity in Latin, Black, queer communities this holiday season

November 22, 2022
At first glance, recent reboots of television programs that reigned supreme during the 2000s and early 2010s are trying to improve upon their predecessors shortcomings. But a closer look at some revived projects reveals that television leaders still hesitate to embrace diversity on-and-off screen.

Column: Television reboots revive flawed representation amid demand for diversity

September 7, 2022
Actors perform at CHUANG Stage, an organization which received grants through the Boston Cultural Council and Recover Creative Boston in the spring of 2022.

With help from Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston arts organizations start to revive from pandemic damages

April 13, 2022
Nick Shea draws a portrait of customer Iliana Vidal in the Boston Common. Photo credits to Cathy Ching.

Boston’s ‘$1 portrait guy’ brings community to locals, tourists

April 7, 2022
Fifth-year international business student Angelica Del Campo shares her co-op experience. She is one of several upperclassmen that shared their advice on applying for co-ops.

Northeastern students reflect on remote co-ops, give advice to underclassmen

March 14, 2022
Phinista Café is run by a couple that aims to fight the hardships that come with running a small business during COVID-19, such as paying workers – like Marnie Walsh, pictured above – a reasonable salary. Photo credits to Cathy Ching.

Phinista Café’s resilience carries them through the pandemic

February 21, 2022
Northeastern students reflect on experiences, stigmas of dating apps

Northeastern students reflect on experiences, stigmas of dating apps

February 14, 2022
Students at Western Washington University at Take Back Your Time Day celebrations.

Work hard, work harder: the uproar of internalized capitalism in the digital world

December 29, 2021
A classic Northeastern tradition, the underwear run, returned in a non-official spooky run Oct. 31.

‘Spooky 15th Underwear Run’ brings confidence, community to Northeastern campus

November 2, 2021
Boston Common, Boston by Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Massachusetts’ first ever LGBTQ+ 5K race Road of Rainbows strives to focus on inclusivity through athletics

October 27, 2021
Actors rehearse via Zoom for Emersons original musical, This Golden Day, produced last fall.

Virtual musicals take center stage during COVID-19

March 28, 2021
To address the gender disparity in STEM courses, Northeastern has created programs such as the Women in Engineering program, or WIE.

Women in STEM at Northeastern persevere through male-dominated classes

March 18, 2021
Located on Newbury Street, Expired by Perime is a hub for local artists and vintage clothing.

Expired by Perime on Newbury Street provides platform for Boston’s local artists

March 14, 2021
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