The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

Darin Zullo

Darin Zullo, Deputy Photo Editor

Darin Zullo is a second-year journalism and English combined major with a minor in photojournalism. He is currently one of the deputy photo editors for the News. He has also written for both The News and the Global Observer in the past.

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A wipe dispenser encourages students and staff to take a wipe. The pandemic sparked a greater effort to take public health seriously, one that ultimately died out.

[Photo] Op-ed: COVID-19 burnout is not an excuse for neglecting public health

September 22, 2023

A wipe dispenser encourages students and staff to "take a wipe." The pandemic sparked a greater effort to take public health seriously, one that ultimately died out.

The statistically significant presence of college students is difficult to overlook in nearby areas like Huntington Avenue. While local businesses noted that the students bring benefits for them, residents expressed a desire for them to treat the community with more respect.

[Photo] Mission Hill residents grapple with college students moving to the neighborhood

September 17, 2023

The statistically significant presence of college students is difficult to overlook in nearby areas like Huntington Avenue. While local businesses noted that the students bring benefits for them, residents...

Attendees take their seats while the events speakers prepare their remarks. The event placed a heavy emphasis on selecting speakers who have had direct involvement with autism advocacy.

Autism Advocacy Day brings hope and awareness for disability rights

Darin Zullo, news staff
May 14, 2023

The Great Hall of Flags in the Massachusetts State House was filled with determined love and support on the morning of May 8 as the 18th Annual Autism Advocacy Day took place. The event was hosted by...

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Song speaks with Rachel Young, a second-year communications major and CUP design coordinator, during an hour-long Q&A March 27. The two bonded over similar experiences as Asian-Americans when Song divulged details about her past.

Springfest provides relaxation and nostalgia for stressed students

April 10, 2023

Song speaks with Rachel Young, a second-year communications major and CUP design coordinator, during an hour-long Q&A March 27. The two bonded over similar experiences as Asian-Americans when Song divulged...

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

Ogbonné Mary Orji fulfilled her childhood dreams the night of Jan. 31 after several intense months of preparation and rehearsal for her passion project, “Conception: The Awakening of Ogbonné.” An...

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Orji and the Collective receive their diplomas for the album “Conception.” The certificates honored each member of the Collective for their efforts and dedication to the performance and album.

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Orji and the Collective receive their diplomas for the album “Conception.” The certificates honored each member of the Collective for their efforts and dedication to the performance and album.

Orji, Delgado and Quinones lie sprawled on the stage floor to pay homage to Orjis brother during “Thunder of Michael’s Roar.” The scene depicted their childhood experience.

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Orji, Delgado and Quinones lie sprawled on the stage floor to pay homage to Orji's brother during “Thunder of Michael’s Roar.” The scene depicted their childhood experience.

Orji plays the saxophone in front of the Biafran flag during the performance of “Eberechukwu’s Biafra.” Orji acknowledged this song as a tribute to her ancestors and heritage.

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Orji plays the saxophone in front of the Biafran flag during the performance of “Eberechukwu’s Biafra.” Orji acknowledged this song as a tribute to her ancestors and heritage.

The five voices of Conception stand facing the audience in front of other members of the Collective. They performed the track “Push Thru,” which indicates the qualities needed to be creative and prosperous.

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The five voices of "Conception" stand facing the audience in front of other members of the Collective. They performed the track “Push Thru,” which indicates the qualities needed to be creative and...

Mae-Ya Carter Ryan sings center stage while dancers in long white skirts surround her. The dancers depicted a vessel from which Ryan, the “Visionary of Spirit,” emerged.

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Mae-Ya Carter Ryan sings center stage while dancers in long white skirts surround her. The dancers depicted a vessel from which Ryan, the “Visionary of Spirit,” emerged.