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Colette Pollauf, Deputy Photo Editor

Colette Pollauf, deputy photo editor of The News, is a second-year journalism major with minors in political science and photojournalism. She currently works as a staff writer and photographer for The Scope: Boston, and has worked for Woof Magazine in the past. She is excited for her second semester as Deputy Photo Editor and third semester with The News as she begins her first co-op at Nicole Chan Photography in Boston. Follow her on Twitter @ColettePollauf for updates.

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Taiwan Bakery sits right next to Ho Yuen Bakery at 56 Beach St. in Chinatown. The store displayed a wide variety of treats, including snacks, quick meals, colorful desserts and drinks.

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PhD student Adina Gitomer poses for a portrait. Gitomer is one of the many graduate students to push back against Northeasterns latest efforts to dissuade graduate students from unionizing.

[Photo] ‘You are a graduate student, not an autoworker:’ Northeastern discourages graduate students from forming a union

February 26, 2023
Hair dryers, curlers and chairs are set up for customers in Lizs Hair Care, a salon focusing on teaching people how to best take care of their hair texture and type. Hair has held great cultural and spiritual significance for Black Americans.

[Photo] Op-ed: You can’t touch my hair 

February 25, 2023
Students high-five after a workout in the International Village gym. Whether in a traditional gym or a dorm room, studies have found weight training increased mood and mental clarity.

[Photo] Op-ed: Could weightlifting benefit student wellbeing?

February 25, 2023
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[Photo] Op-ed: Environmental racism is harming people of color 

February 25, 2023
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Senior goaltender Gwyneth Philips dives for the puck. Philips made 27 saves in Tuesdays championship matchup.

[Photo] A Valentine’s Day date with victory: Northeastern women’s hockey completes Beanpot sweep

February 15, 2023
Junior goaltender Devon Levi lines up to catch Harvard junior forward Sean Farrells shootout attempt. Levi earned the Eberly Award and tournament MVP by posting a .951 save percentage through both games.

[Photo] Northeastern reclaims keys to Beantown in historic Beanpot shootout win over Harvard

February 14, 2023
Aidan Gilchrist spots Nick Gallina at the Marino Recreation Center. Marino is the most popular spot for Northeastern students to work out.

[Photo] Online ‘gym bro’ media encourages unhealthy workout habits, body image issues

February 11, 2023
Orji holds a fan and a microphone while performing “Eberechukwu’s Biafra” at Berklee Performance Center Jan. 31. The “Visionaries Collective” was formed organically while Orji worked on the project.

Berklee student artist honors Biafran heritage through music, poetry and dance

Sundararaman Rengarajan, Darin Zullo, Quillan Anderson, Colette Pollauf, and Jessica Xing
February 10, 2023
The Huskies pile on junior goalie Devon Levi after Monday nights game. With the win, Northeastern will head to the title game against Harvard Monday, Feb. 13.

[Photo] Huskies prove revenge is best served in a pot, bea(n)ting BU 3-1

February 8, 2023
Demonstrators from the Party for Socialism and Liberation carry a banner with the words “The people united will stop racist police brutality” as they lead a march through Boston Common Saturday, Jan. 28. Protests continued through the weekend after videos of Tyre Nichols’ killing were made public.

Hundreds gather to protest police brutality after Tyre Nichols killing

Patrick O'Neal, Quillan Anderson, Colette Pollauf, and Jessica Xing
February 7, 2023
Club Café, located in the South End, is a nightclub marketed towards gay and bisexual men. Students like Alex Cordova have found a refuge in LGBTQ+ gathering spaces like this.

[Photo] Despite challenges, gay men find hope, refuge in Boston

December 2, 2022
The Westin was used as housing during the 2021-22 school year for students enrolled in N.U.in Boston. This spring, some freshmen moving in from abroad will reportedly also live in the hotel.

[Photo] N.U.in students to be housed in hotels upon return to Boston in spring

December 2, 2022
Sammy Rae & The Friends played at Royale in Boston March 26. The band is known for its collaborative musical style and songwriting that speaks to the LGBTQ+ community.

More than a band: Sammy Rae & The Friends creates community for queer youth

Colette Pollauf, news correspondent
April 9, 2022
New York City-based bakery Levain Bakery had opened its newest location on Newbury St. to huge success and demand. The bakery is famous for its giant, dense chocolate chip walnut cookies. Photo credit Colette Pollauf.

Levain Bakery plants its Boston roots on Newbury Street

Colette Pollauf, news correspondent
March 3, 2022
Northampton-born singer-songwriter Jake Manzi released his debut album “Whatever My Heart Allows. He will play at Club Passim on March to promote it. Photo credit to Colby Daboul.

Local singer-songwriter reflects on debut album

Colette Pollauf, news correspondent
February 16, 2022
District 1 City Councilor Lydia Edwards will vacate her position on April 30 after being elected to state Senate, prompting a special election this spring to fill her seat and a debate over which candidate would be best fit for the role. Tania Del Rio, pictured above, is a candidate vying for the position. Photo credit to Avery Bleichfeld.

Candidates vie for city council seat in special election

Colette Pollauf, news correspondent
February 7, 2022
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