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Elizabeth Scholl

Elizabeth Scholl, Deputy Photo Editor

Elizabeth Scholl is a third-year pharmaceutical sciences major with a minor in business administration. She currently serves as one of the deputy photo editors for The News. Her favorite events to photograph include sports, concerts and anything The News needs last minute.

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Thousands run in the 2024 Boston Marathon. The Huntington News compiled a list of seven must-do spring activities in Boston.

[Photo] Spring in the city: Must-do activities in Boston this season

Janira Skrbkova, news staff
April 4, 2025

Sean O'Reilly runs during the 2024 Boston Marathon.

Two people hold up a transgender flag during the 2023 Boston Pride Parade. Boston officially recognized the Transgender Day of Visibility March 19.

[Photo] Amid federal attacks on LGBTQ+ community, Boston officially recognizes Transgender Day of Visibility

Janira Skrbkova, news staff
April 2, 2025

Two people hold up a transgender flag during the 2023 Boston Pride Parade. Boston officially recognized the Transgender Day of Visibility March 19.

A sign reading "The People's Iftar for [Palestine]." Students held a gathering for iftar and marched down Forsyth Street March 25.

[Photo] Huskies for a Free Palestine gather in ‘disruptive’ iftar on Centennial Common

Aiden Stein and Zoe MacDiarmid
April 1, 2025

A protester yells into a megaphone as they march down Forsyth Street toward the Back Bay Fens. Students chanted "Free, free Palestine" and held signs.

The progress flag at the 2024 Boston Pride Parade. Students and other members of the LGBTQ+ community expressed the need to continue advocating and supporting each other following the Trump administration's threats to the transgender community.

[Photo] Amid Trump’s threats, Northeastern LGBTQ+ community remains defiant: ‘This is the time to fly that trans flag’

Frances Klemm, news staff
March 29, 2025

The progress flag at the 2024 Boston Pride Parade. Students and other members of the LGBTQ+ community expressed the need to continue advocating and supporting each other following the Trump administration's...

Panel members watch as Gretchen Heefner speaks. The event raised questions from students about the university's response surrounding Trump's executive orders.

[Photo] ‘It’s not normal, it’s not American and it’s not constitutional’: Panel on Trump administration sparks debate about Northeastern’s response

Lily Cooper, deputy campus editor
March 26, 2025

Jeremy R. Paul explains executive orders. He explained the history and usage of executive orders, and how they were not designed for frequent use.

Microscopes in a lab in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex. An executive order from the Trump administration Jan. 29 called for a freeze of all federal funds and loans.

[Photo] Op-ed: Trump’s research funding freeze isn’t something we can just ignore

Mikayla Tsai, columnist
March 20, 2025

Microscopes in a lab in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex. An executive order from the Trump administration Jan. 29 called for a freeze of all federal funds and loans.

The front entrance of the historic Matthews Arena. Northeastern got approval from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency board members to sell $650 million of municipal bonds to finance the facility that will replace Matthews.

[Photo] Northeastern to sell bonds to finance athletic facility replacing Matthews Arena

Elli Einset, sports editor
March 16, 2025

The front entrance of the historic Matthews Arena. Northeastern got approval from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency board members to sell $650 million of municipal bonds to finance the facility...

The John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse. Beau Benson was sentenced to five years in prison Feb 27, with five years of supervised release.

[Photo] Former Northeastern admissions counselor sentenced to five years in prison for receiving child pornography

Emily Spatz, news staff
February 27, 2025

The John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse. Beau Benson was sentenced to five years in prison Feb 27, with five years of supervised release.

The entrance to the Khoury College building at West Village H. Kylie Bemis' email to several faculty and administration members called for protection of Northeastern's vulnerable students and faculty from identities under attack from the Trump administration.

[Photo] Khoury professor demands Northeastern leadership protect community in open letter

Chloe Craft, news staff
February 24, 2025

The entrance to the Khoury College building at West Village H. Kylie Bemis' email to several faculty and administration members called for protection of Northeastern's vulnerable students and faculty from...

Dylan Mitchell poses for a photo with his bike. He started cycling in the roundabout outside Ruggles in 2022, when he moved up to Boston for work.

[Photo] Who’s the man biking around Ruggles? Uncovering the identity of the ‘Centennial Cyclist.’

Auden Oakes, news staff
February 23, 2025

Mitchell stands on his bike. He could be seen dancing to his music while he biked, standing up or going hands-free.

Students and faculty work in labs in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex. A recent audit by NSF questioned $1,049,082 in Northeastern spending.

[Photo] Northeastern refunds over $600,000 to National Science Foundation following financial audit

Caroline Baker Dimock, news staff
February 14, 2025

Students and faculty work in labs in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex. A recent audit by NSF questioned $1,049,082 in Northeastern spending.

The entrance to All She Wrote Books.

[Photo] Column: 6 ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Boston

Lily Cooper, news staff
February 12, 2025

The entrance to All She Wrote Books.

The audience cheers as Tom flings his hair. After every song, a soundbite of the classic email notification, “You’ve got mail!” would play.

Tom The Mail Man delivers high-energy set at the Sonia

Elizabeth Scholl, deputy photo editor
January 31, 2025

A cold, rainy night in Cambridge didn’t stop fans from lining up to see Tom The Mail Man Jan. 18 for his “Romance & Pandemonium” tour. Tom The Mail Man, a hip-hop, punk and indie artist, recently...

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Greg strums his guitar. He was an audience favorite and participated in both Keeton and Tom’s sets.

Greg strums his guitar. He was an audience favorite and participated in both Keeton and Tom’s sets.

Tom sings as his video backdrop plays. The video consisted of shots of him looking at the camera with different angles and visual edits.

Tom sings as his video backdrop plays. The video consisted of shots of him looking at the camera with different angles and visual edits.

Tom motions downward during a break in a song. He wore black pants and a shirt from the Red Wing Restaurant in Walpole, Massachusetts.

Tom motions downward during a break in a song. He wore black pants and a shirt from the Red Wing Restaurant in Walpole, Massachusetts.

Tom looks at the crowd as he raps. His set ranged from songs where he stood by the microphone to ones where he constantly moved around the stage.

Tom looks at the crowd as he raps. His set ranged from songs where he stood by the microphone to ones where he constantly moved around the stage.

Tom stands silhouetted against the backdrop while a fan raises his hand. Tom led the audience in a wave motion at the beginning of the concert.

Tom stands silhouetted against the backdrop while a fan raises his hand. Tom led the audience in a wave motion at the beginning of the concert.

A fan films Tom as he crouches on stage. He was accompanied by a DJ for his whole set.

A fan films Tom as he crouches on stage. He was accompanied by a DJ for his whole set.

Keeton stands silhouetted against his projected backdrop. The backdrop changed colors throughout the performance.

Keeton stands silhouetted against his projected backdrop. The backdrop changed colors throughout the performance.

Keeton leans into the microphone as he sings. The crowd followed his chants and instructions throughout his set.

Keeton leans into the microphone as he sings. The crowd followed his chants and instructions throughout his set.

Keeton leans forward and sings. He and a cameraman spoke to and filmed a video with people outside as they waited for doors to open.

Keeton leans forward and sings. He and a cameraman spoke to and filmed a video with people outside as they waited for doors to open.

Keeton and Greg yell at each other. Keeton played his mom’s favorite song of his, “Brain.”

Keeton and Greg yell at each other. Keeton played his mom’s favorite song of his, “Brain.”

Members of the audience cheer as hip-hop artist Tom The Mail Man flicks his hair Jan. 18. Read more here.

[Photo] Photos of the month: January 2025

Photo Staff
January 31, 2025

Members of the audience cheer as hip-hop artist Tom The Mail Man flicks his hair Jan. 18. Read more here.

Students work in the Khoury computer lab in West Village H. The core curriculum of the Khoury College of Computer Sciences was changed by a faculty vote Jan. 15.

[Photo] ‘We will no longer be distinct’: Khoury College curriculum overhaul met with mixed reviews

Lily Cooper and Aiden Stein
January 22, 2025

Students work in the Khoury computer lab in West Village H. The core curriculum of the Khoury College of Computer Sciences was changed by a faculty vote Jan. 15.

A USPS storefront sign in Mission Hill. Multiple residents wrote to city councilors in October, expressing frustrations around the delays, particularly in the days leading up to the presidential election.

[Photo] Mail frustrations mount: USPS dismisses reports of delays amidst potential City Council hearing

Sarah Mesdjian, news staff
December 2, 2024

A set of mailboxes on an apartment building. Boston City Council subpoenaed Balcunas, but canceled the hearing after a letter from a USPS lawyer challenging the request.

Signs direct voters toward an early voting station at the Museum of Fine Arts. A heightened sense of anxiety was said to be experienced by many this election season.

[Photo] Op-ed: The 2024 election anxiety crisis and why it feels worse than ever before

Hannah Little, contributor
November 5, 2024

Signs direct voters toward an early voting station at the Museum of Fine Arts. A heightened sense of anxiety was said to be experienced by many this election season.

A ballot drop box stands in front of a MFA entrance. A poll conducted by The Huntington News found undergraduate students strongly prefer Democratic nominee Kamala Harris for president.

[Photo] Huntington News poll finds Northeastern students heavily prefer Harris over Trump in 2024 election

Elli Einset and Sarah Mesdjian
November 1, 2024

A ballot drop box stands in front of a MFA entrance. A poll conducted by The Huntington News found undergraduate students strongly prefer Democratic nominee Kamala Harris for president.

A sign that reads "Early Voting" stands in front of a MFA entrance as a voter walks in. The MFA and the ICA were just two of dozens of early voting locations available throughout Boston.

[Photo] City of Boston hosts early voting locations across the city

Sarah Mesdjian, news staff
October 29, 2024

A sign that reads "Vote Here" at the MFA's main entrance indicates where people can cast their early vote. Voters entered through a side entrance of the MFA to cast their ballots.

The exterior of Matthews Arena. Brad Marchand visited the arena to promote the Boston Bruins Centennial Game.

[Photo] All roads lead to Matthews Arena: Brad Marchand hits the ice at Matthews Arena in celebration of Bruins centennial

Sofia Garrett, sports editor
October 17, 2024

The exterior of Matthews Arena. Brad Marchand visited the arena to promote the Boston Bruins Centennial Game.

Marchers hold a sign that reads "Indigenous People Day Now!" The march was held to call for the federal and state change of "Christopher Columbus Day" to "Indigenous People's Day," as well as to call attention to discrimination.

[Photo] Indigenous people and allies advocate for renaming of Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day

Grace Cargill and Antaine Anhalt
October 15, 2024

Rosalba Solis speaks before the march, wearing traditional attire from the Huiraica people. She led a prayer before the start of the march.

A student pushes a moving bin. Many students felt overwhelmed moving into college for the first time.

[Photo] Op-ed: Am I Doing College Right?

Grace Phillips, contributor
October 14, 2024

A student pushes a moving bin. Many students felt overwhelmed moving into college for the first time.

A member of the AerospaceNU e-board speaks about the Intro to Avionics program. The e-board outlined the structure of the club, which is split into five projects, each building a different aerodynamic object.

[Photo] Students in AerospaceNU launch into hands-on learning

Madison Evangelist, news correspondent
October 9, 2024

People sit during the intro meeting for AerospaceNU. The Introduction to Aerospace program was designed to teach new members what they need to know to participate in the club.

A student pushes a Northeastern moving bin. During move in week, various resources were provided to help first-years become acclimated to the university.

[Photo] Op-ed: Don’t fear your freshman year

Sandeep Sood, contributor
October 8, 2024

A student pushes a Northeastern moving bin. During move in week, various resources were provided to help first-years become acclimated to the university.

A student pushes a cart while moving into an on-campus residence hall Sept. 2.

[Photo] Photos of the month: September 2024

Photo Staff
October 1, 2024

A student pushes a cart while moving into an on-campus residence hall Sept. 2.

Personal objects and photos inside of the bricks in the memorial. The personal possessions, photos and other items inside were donated by loved ones of someone who died because of gun violence.

[Photo] Channeling pain into purpose: A gun violence memorial comes to Boston

Olivia Muller-Juez, news correspondent
September 25, 2024

Attendees listen to the closing speaker, Chaplain Clementia Chery. Since 2018, the number of death by gun violence per week rose from 700 to over 800.

A bingo player holds up their bingo card. Some attendees were frequent participants in Time Out Market's events.

[Photo] Drag Brunch, bingo take on Time Out Market

Grace Phillips, news correspondent
September 22, 2024

Big Atlas announces bingo numbers. Between games the drag queens also performed for a cheering audience.

A parent and child run together to the finish line. The race series was started in fall 2022 and was sponsored by Boston Children's Hospital.

[Photo] Boston Athletic Association hits Franklin Park for free neighborhood run

September 19, 2024

A parent and child run together to the finish line. The race series was started in fall 2022 and was sponsored by Boston Children's Hospital.

A man runs with a stroller and his child.

A man runs with a stroller and his child.

A runner raises her hands after crossing the finish line.

A runner raises her hands after crossing the finish line.

A woman raises her hands and smiles as she runs past the finish line.

A woman raises her hands and smiles as she runs past the finish line.

A runner accepts a medal at the finish line.

A runner accepts a medal at the finish line.

A parent and child run together to the finish line. The race series was started in fall 2022 and was sponsored by Boston Children's Hospital.

[Photo] Boston Athletic Association hits Franklin Park for free neighborhood run

Yashavi Upasani, news correspondent
September 19, 2024

A runner poses with the Boston Marathon championship cup. Participants were from across the city, with some being regulars.

A child participant runs along the race path.

A child participant runs along the race path.

The house at 2 Judge Street. Sarah Cox fell out of a window at the residence March 31, 2023.

[Photo] Family of Northeastern student critically injured in fall from window files negligence lawsuit against Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority

Emily Spatz, campus editor
August 24, 2024

The house at 2 Judge Street. Sarah Cox fell out of a window at the residence March 31, 2023.

A coffee cup sits under a Nespresso machine. A survey of more than 1,300 Americans found that 36% of people drank three to five cups of coffee a day.

[Photo] Op-ed: You’re not addicted to caffeine. You just think you are.

Anna Palfy, contributor
August 11, 2024

A coffee cup sits under a Nespresso machine. A survey of more than 1,300 Americans found that 36% of people drank three to five cups of coffee a day.

Lead singer Peter Tuohy and bassist Tom Dalton of Reservations at 8 lean into each other while performing at a concert at Sonia July 20. Read more here.

[Photo] Photos of the month: July 2024

Photo Staff
July 31, 2024

Lead singer Peter Tuohy and bassist Tom Dalton of Reservations at 8 lean into each other while performing at a concert at Sonia July 20. Read more here.

Tuohy looks out at the cheering crowd. Rezzies’ fans filled a section of the floor donned in the band’s merch.

Local pop-punk, rock bands take over Sonia

Elizabeth Scholl, deputy photo editor
July 31, 2024

Sonia, a venue in Cambridge that offers intimate, entertaining experiences with primarily local and smaller artists, rocked with the sounds of drums, bass and guitar July 20. Pop-punk and alternative rock...

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Duffy sticks his tongue out while playing the drums. He maintained an engaging stage presence and later emphasized how important it was to the band to match the music with its visual performance. “Audiences listen with their eyes,” Duffy said.

Duffy sticks his tongue out while playing the drums. He maintained an engaging stage presence and later emphasized how important it was to the band to match the music with its visual performance. “Audiences...

Dalton grins at the crowd. Close to the end of their set, he and Touhy encouraged the crowd to get right up against the stage.

Dalton grins at the crowd. Close to the end of their set, he and Touhy encouraged the crowd to get right up against the stage.

Tuohy smiles as he and Dalton play toward each other. The band was created in 2018 when Tuohy and Dalton were sophomores in high school and Duffy was a freshman.

Tuohy smiles as he and Dalton play toward each other. The band was created in 2018 when Tuohy and Dalton were sophomores in high school and Duffy was a freshman.

Matthew Geyer, a guitarist for Off Wing, plays his guitar while the set lights shine behind him. The entire show lasted around two hours.

Matthew Geyer, a guitarist for Off Wing, plays his guitar while the set lights shine behind him. The entire show lasted around two hours.

Tuohy whips his hair while playing the guitar. He spoke about how he grew up going to Sonia, so it was a full-circle moment for him playing that night.

Tuohy whips his hair while playing the guitar. He spoke about how he grew up going to Sonia, so it was a full-circle moment for him playing that night.

Romano plays the guitar while moving around the stage. He was one of the most mobile performers of the night.

Romano plays the guitar while moving around the stage. He was one of the most mobile performers of the night.

Matt Fitzgerald closes his eyes as he plays the bass guitar for Off Wing. Members of both American Ink and Reservations at 8 stayed to watch Off Wing’s set.

Matt Fitzgerald closes his eyes as he plays the bass guitar for Off Wing. Members of both American Ink and Reservations at 8 stayed to watch Off Wing’s set.

Nick Fauza of American Ink sings into the microphone. He delivered as both a vocalist and drummer.

Nick Fauza of American Ink sings into the microphone. He delivered as both a vocalist and drummer.

The audience raises their hands as Reservations at 8 takes a photo with the crowd. The audience’s support was constant throughout the entire concert, with people cheering, moshing and dancing.

The audience raises their hands as Reservations at 8 takes a photo with the crowd. The audience’s support was constant throughout the entire concert, with people cheering, moshing and dancing.

Connor O’Reilly, vocalist and guitarist of Off Wing, sings into the microphone. The band’s self-titled album was released in July 2023.

Connor O’Reilly, vocalist and guitarist of Off Wing, sings into the microphone. The band’s self-titled album was released in July 2023.

Crotty plays his bass guitar in the crowd. People circled around him and cheered him on, even starting to mosh.

Crotty plays his bass guitar in the crowd. People circled around him and cheered him on, even starting to mosh.

Tuohy looks out at the cheering crowd. Rezzies’ fans filled a section of the floor donned in the band’s merch.

Tuohy looks out at the cheering crowd. Rezzies’ fans filled a section of the floor donned in the band’s merch.

Romano and Crotty play in the middle of the stage. They moved to this position several times, often during intense instrumentals.

Romano and Crotty play in the middle of the stage. They moved to this position several times, often during intense instrumentals.

The Krentzman stairs covered with a decal of Paws. The stairs were previously covered with decals of popular book titles with various Northeastern puns.

[Photo] Op-ed: Shelving the book stairs: a representation of Northeastern’s underlying problem

Sencha Kreymerman, contributor
July 8, 2024

The Krentzman stairs covered with a decal of Paws. The stairs were previously covered with decals of popular book titles with various Northeastern puns.

Del Rey looks into the crowd while she performs. She performed an hour-long set, including songs like “Summertime Sadness,” “Without You” and “Video Games.”

[Photo] Review: Lana Del Rey’s ‘One Very Special Show’ disappoints amid stormy chaos

Ian Dartley, news correspondent
July 5, 2024

Del Rey looks into the crowd while she performs. She performed an hour-long set, including songs like “Summertime Sadness,” “Without You” and “Video Games.”

A dog wearing a rainbow collar and jewels receives pets from a Boston Pride parade spectator June 8. Read more here.

[Photo] Photos of the month: June 2024

Photo Staff
June 30, 2024

A dog wearing a rainbow collar and jewels receives pets from a Boston Pride parade spectator June 8. Read more here.

Two people pose in front of the Road of Rainbows balloon wall.

[Photo] ‘A space for absolutely everybody to be joyful and expressive’: Boston Pride parade covers the streets in rainbow

Alexis Algazy, city editor
June 9, 2024

Two people pose in front of the Road of Rainbows balloon wall.

A parade attendee perches on a column overlooking the parade route.

A parade attendee perches on a column overlooking the parade route.

A pro-Palestine protester carries a sign that reads, "LGBTQ Solidarity With Palestine!"

A pro-Palestine protester carries a sign that reads, "LGBTQ Solidarity With Palestine!"

A man dances while holding rainbow butterfly wings.

A man dances while holding rainbow butterfly wings.

A child wearing a rainbow lei reaches for their mother.

A child wearing a rainbow lei reaches for their mother.

A member of the Jamaica Plain Honk Band plays the drums.

A member of the Jamaica Plain Honk Band plays the drums.

A Delta Air Lines employee dressed in a purple-and-tan bodysuit waves to the crowd.

A Delta Air Lines employee dressed in a purple-and-tan bodysuit waves to the crowd.

The New England Pride Colorguard spin colorful flags to the delight of the crowd.

The New England Pride Colorguard spin colorful flags to the delight of the crowd.

A parade participant waves rainbow fabric.

A parade participant waves rainbow fabric.

People wave pride flags from the New England Revolution float. The parade drew a crowd of more than 1 million people.

People wave pride flags from the New England Revolution float. The parade drew a crowd of more than 1 million people.

A dog wearing a rainbow collar and jewels receives pets from a parade spectator.

A dog wearing a rainbow collar and jewels receives pets from a parade spectator.

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