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The exterior of the Northeastern University police station on 716 Columbus Ave Oct. 6, 2025. After the fatal collision, the family of Jaahnavi Kandula reached a $29 million settlement with the city of...
Students sit at a table and converse about the importance of supporting minority communities Feb. 12. Six university cultural clubs joined together to host the open discussion.
The location of the Northeastern University police station on 716 Columbus Ave Oct. 6. John Landers joined the NUPD in 2021 and opted to relinquish his certification four years later.
Fall Fest marks the beginning of a new year and semester at Northeastern, and for many students, it’s their first time being introduced to all that Northeastern has to offer. Scheduled for Sept. 2 this...
Hardline immigration policy was a cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign.
He vowed to “build the wall” on the US-Mexico border, halt immigration from Muslim-majority countries and...
Alannah McEvoy-Benisti was never much of a reader — much less a romance fanatic — until she found herself at a mundane co-op, sitting at a desk from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with nothing to do. In her realm...
Northeastern University’s Caribbean Student Organization, or CSO, hosted its annual fashion and culture show, “One Love,” Feb. 23. The event took place in Blackman Auditorium, where a variety of...
CSO’s e-board stands on stage in red gowns with Valcin in front of a vivid green gradient background. The group members introduced themselves and the event’s basis.
A model wears a Backend 2 Riches graphic set with sunglasses in front of a blue backdrop. The show featured expressions through stunning hairstyles and accessories.
Four models pose in Jess For The Culture
jackets in front of a “One Love”-inspired red, green and yellow gradient. Each jacket represented a different country in the Caribbean.
Three models pose in
Forensic Wrld
top and skirt sets in front of a black background. The designs highlighted bold details including waist chains, pins and black tights.
A model poses in a Warxpeace Clothing outfit, consisting of a white tank top and black pants. The performance included dynamic posing and moving through poses with grace and fluidity.
A model wears a Backend 2 Riches graphic set with sunglasses in front of a blue backdrop. The show featured expressions through stunning hairstyles and accessories.
Lovestruck Books decorates its exterior with pink, white and magenta balloons. Alongside books, the store set out candy and hosted multiple raffles throughout their opening weekend.
Northeastern’s African Student Organization, or NASO, hosted their annual Battle of the ASO's Nov. 16 in Blackman Auditorium. The Battle of the ASO’s brought together African dance student organizations...
Members of Afrithms perform in white tops, ties, black bottoms and sunglasses in front of a purple background. They were first to perform and made an unforgettable impression on the audience with their...
Two NGOMA dancers perform in coordinating black tops and gray shorts in front of a blue background. They were second to compete and left the crowd wanting more with their energy and passion.
Northeastern’s Yung Mula performs in coordinating jerseys and baggy bottoms in front of a bright green background. Mischa Moxey, a fourth-year bioengineering major, led the group.
NASO’s dance team dances with a leg raised in red tops and black bottoms in front of a vivid red background. They were fourth to perform their enchanting routine.
Silhouettes of the SOAL Step Team stand in formation creating “Y” shapes in front of a gray background. The team opened the show with their incredible and fierce performance.
The Omo Naija x Wahala Boys perform in matching outfits — black blazers, ties, white shirts and patterned ruffled skirts — in front of a blue background. This team was the fifth to compete.
