Chalk promoting the grad union election is written on the Snell Engineering wall. GENU-UAW held an election from Tuesday, Sept. 19 to Thursday, Sept. 21.

Messages appear on the ISEC bridge directing graduate workers towards the Robinson Quad, where voting occurs this week. The vote, years in the making, will determine whether graduate workers will be represented...

Customers enjoy drinks and food in Phinista. The French Vietnamese cafe has created a comfortable sit-down environment where many people choose to catch up with friends and family.

A police cruiser is parked along Columbus Avenue. In February, 14 employees in the bargaining unit signed a petition to hold a representation election.

Confetti fills the air above the statue of St. Anthony while a woman waves from a window above

A man wearing a rain jacket and carrying an umbrella crosses Columbus Avenue. With the increased precipitation this summer, many cites saw storm drain issues and increased flood risks.

The gated entrance to White Hall stands at 21 Forsyth St. The residence hall has been shut down indefinitely after structural engineers found water damage to the building's interior and exterior brick....

This year’s Pride parade was the first since 2019, filling Boston’s streets with excitement and anticipation. Formerly organized by Boston Pride, the organization dissolved in 2021 after criticism...

Two women smile while holding bubble guns at the Pride Festival. The festival included local LGBTQ+ pop up shops and organizations, food and musical performances.

Two people watch the parade while draped in a trans pride flag at Boston Common. Massachusetts is considered one of the most LGBTQ+ friendly states, having received the ranking of “Working Toward Innovative...

A large crowd congregates during the Pride Festival at Boston Common. The Festival ran from noon to 6 p.m.

A Converse employee holds a sign that says, “Proud to be Queer.” Converse gave out rainbow shoelaces to spectators during the parade.

The New England Pride Color Guard, or NECG, performs a routine. The NECG was founded to represent the marching arts within the LGBTQ+ communities in New England, and performed at various Pride events across...

A person holds a sign that says, “Bathrooms are for Everybody!” Boston’s Pride Parade happened against the backdrop of multiple states passing anti-trans legislation.

A woman smiles while holding a progress pride flag and the Boston Medical Center “Proud to Be” banner. The Boston Medical Center’s GenderCare Center provides gender-affirming care and other services...

A National Park Service member waves a pride flag. The National Park Service preserves and dedicates several places to LGBTQ+ heritage, including Boston’s National Historical Park.

Spectators cheer for the parade participants. The parade route started at Copley Square on Boylston Street and ended on Charles Street between Boston Common and the Public Garden.

A person dressed as their fursona, a mountain goat, greets spectors. The Pride Parade offered an opportunity for various subcultures within the LGBTQ+ community to celebrate pride together.

A member of the Freedom Trail Marching Band plays a trumpet with the progress pride flag attached. The Freedom Trail Marching Band also performed at Fenway Health’s AIDS Walk June 5.

A child with a rainbow ribbon sits atop an adult’s shoulders. The parade and audiences were filled with families celebrating Pride together.

A runner receives a hug after completing the Boston Marathon. The 26.2 mile track stretches through eastern Massachusetts from Hopkinton to Boston.

Despite the fog, chilly temperatures and rain, participants pushed ahead in the 127th Boston Marathon. This year’s marathon marked 10 years since the marathon bombing, which killed three victims and...

A woman waves to friends and family as they cheer her on from the sidelines. Thousands of people turned out to watch the approximately 30,000 participants on Patriot’s Day.

A man smiles as spectators wave the Philippine flag and ring cowbells in the background. Approximately 120 countries were represented in this year’s marathon.

A runner smiles and gives a thumbs up as a volunteer takes his picture in front of the finish line. #BostonMarathon was one of several hashtags used to share content surrounding the race online.

A man wearing a Tufts Marathon Team jersey exclaims as he spots family and friends on the sidelines. The Tufts Marathon Team is part of the official charity program, where select non-profit organizations...

A runner embraces a loved one after crossing the finish line, seen in the background. The finish line was staffed with medical volunteers and people guiding participants to where they were receiving medals,...

Wrapped in branded foil blankets, participants laugh in relief and joy after successfully finishing the marathon. Foil blankets were used to prevent excessive heat loss following high exertion by reflecting...

Hellen Obiri runs past cheering spectators on Boylston Street in the final stretch of the marathon. Obiri’s win marked her second ever marathon run, following the New York City Marathon last November.

Emelia Perry heads towards the finish line on Boylston Street. The Boston Marathon was held on Patriot’s Day, a tradition that has been in place since the very first marathon.

A child holds a sign that reads, “Final Mile 25.2” to mark the last mile of the Boston Marathon. The entire route was 26.2 miles long, spanning from Hopkinton to Copley Square.

Zachary Stinson cycles in the rain near the 25 mile marker. Stinson finished first in the men’s handcycle division, beating second place Kevin Hillary by seven seconds.

The Northeastern Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program, or WGSS, hosted their ninth annual Women’s History Month Symposium March 23 and 24. This year’s theme, “Feminists on the Politics...

A school of fish swims together inside one of the aquarium’s tanks. The aquarium works with other New England organizations to protect and rehabilitate sealife.

Junior guard Halle Idowu (right) and junior forward Deja Bristol (left) lunge to catch a rebound for the Huskies. Northeastern will play Stony Brook in the CAA Quarterfinals Friday at 7:30 p.m.

The Huskies pulled out a 70-61 win in their annual Think Pink game. They wore special jerseys for breast cancer awareness and honored survivors during the announcement of starting lineups.

Senior guard Jaelyn Batts brings the ball down the court. Batts was a starter in the Huskies' Sunday afternoon win over Hofstra.

Dr. Régine Michelle Jean-Charles and Dr. Kevin Quashie have a discussion in between panels. Quashie, a professor of English at Brown University, discussed the role of Blackness within the literature and...

Junior guard Derin Erdogan aims for a free throw against Drexel Feb. 3. In Thursday's match against Stony Brook, Erdogan tallied 19 points, four rebounds and five assists for the Huskies.

Phillips guards the net against the Crusaders’ attempt to score. The goalie has made 533 saves so far this season.

Senior guard Jaelyn Batts tries to push the Huskies ahead with a basket. Batts netted 12 points against Drexel.

Graduate student forward Alina Mueller faces the Holy Cross Crusaders on the ice. Mueller’s game-winning goal, her 168th career point, broke the all-time scoring record for Hockey East.

Jennifer Dwork, VP of Brand Marketing for WISP, answers audience questions during the joint FSO and NUSHARE panel on Sexual and Reproductive Health.

Snell Library will undergo top-to-bottom renovations beginning in Spring 2023. The library plans to reinstate high-used and archived books in person for student use, as well as create additional study...

Senior libero Kayla Martin dives to hit the ball against William & Mary Nov. 12.

The Huskies celebrate a point against UNCW.

The League of Women for Community Service headquarters located at 558 Massachusetts Ave. The building is currently undergoing restoration.

Senior forward Matt DeMelis faces off against UVM.