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(left to right) Moderator Gretchen Heefner and panelists Oleh Kotsyuba, Maia Cross, Julie Garey and Stephen Flynn discuss the implications of global policy at a CSSH panel March 1. Ukrainian students at Northeastern said they remain vigilant about the war and hope others do as well.

[Photo] ‘These people would rather die than give up:’ Russian and Ukrainian students reflect one year into war

March 16, 2023
Commander Billie J. Farrell speaks on Veterans Day at the Northeastern Veterans Memorial. Farrell recounted the USS Constitutions history and spoke of the enduring spirit of the country.

USS Constitution commander honors veterans at Northeastern ceremony

Erin Fine, news staff
December 10, 2022
Members of the lettuce club brought back the annual lettuce-eating competition to campus at the Sept. 30 meeting. A new club president, second-year Oscar Wilmerding, emerged victorious.

Competitive lettuce-eating club returns to campus

Erin Fine, news staff
October 10, 2022
Parkgoers gather at the Pollinator Garden Saturday, Sept. 24, for its grand opening during the Emerald Necklace Parkfest. They learned information on bees, composting and gardening.

New garden opens at Emerald Necklace Parkfest

Erin Fine, news staff
October 2, 2022
Students leaving Holmes Hall Sept. 13 evening found the building surrounded by police officers and bomb squad members following an explosion of a pelican case in Northeasterns virtual reality lab.

Students react to Holmes Hall detonation, evaluate campus safety

Rachel Erwin and Erin Fine
September 26, 2022
Dining hall employees and HOWL members spoke to a crowd of a few hundred protesters gathered on Centennial Common to support a better contract for the dining hall workers during an April 16 rally.

Hundreds of students, workers attend rally for Northeastern dining workers in Centennial Common

Erin Fine, news staff
April 26, 2022
Massachusetts Voter Table Executive Director Beth Huang in an Election Modernization Coalition press conference Feb. 14. Huang was mistaken for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and harassed by local man. Photo credit Avery Bleichfeld.

Asian American voting rights activist mistaken for Michelle Wu, heckled at press conference

Erin Fine, staff writer
March 10, 2022
Thousands attended a march Sunday to show support for Ukraine, organized by Ukranian Northeastern student Diana Zlotnikova. Photo credit Erin Fine.

March for Ukraine organized by Northeastern student gathers thousands

Erin Fine, news staff
March 3, 2022
Spectators watched lion dancers to the music of drum beats and firecrackers Feb. 13. Photo credit Erin Fine.

Boston’s Winter Express program begins outdoor events around city

Erin Fine, news staff
February 21, 2022
Students throw snowballs at their opponents on the other side of Centennial Common.

Students celebrate blizzard with snowball fight in Centennial Common

Erin Fine, news correspondent
January 31, 2022
The threat of white vigilante violence is fueled by lack of legal repercussions.

Rittenhouse verdict: Self-defense laws serve white vigilantes

Erin Fine, news correspondent
January 13, 2022
People of Boston will be able to see the menorah day and night at Copley Square. Photo credits to Photo Phiend.

Menorah lighting at Copley Square commemorates the life, freedom of Jewish people

Erin Fine, News correspondent
December 13, 2021
Attendees of an Oct. 2 rally hoisted signs expressing their support for abortion access, an issue coming before the Supreme Court this term.

Brief authored by Northeastern legal scholar on abortion heard by Supreme Court

Erin Fine, news correspondent
December 10, 2021
The South End Community Health Center is one of many locations offering COVID-19 vaccines to Massachusetts residents.

Everything you need to know about booster shots in Boston

Erin Fine, news correspondent
November 11, 2021
Jeremy T. Thomas and Keri Russell in the film ANTLERS. Photo by Kimberley French. © 2021 20th Century Studios All Rights Reserved

Review: ‘Antlers’ is a creature flick bogged down by drama

Erin Fine, news correspondent
November 10, 2021
Northeastern Hillel is located at 70 Saint Stephen Street.

Mezuzah vandalized at Northeastern Hillel

Erin Fine, news correspondent
November 2, 2021
In Salem, even the dogs would take part in Halloween festivities. Now, the city is gearing up for the spooky holidays return.

Boston, Salem mayors announce Halloween guidelines

Erin Fine, news correspondent
October 26, 2021
Rally attendees hoisted signs expressing their support for abortion access, an issue that will come before the Supreme Court in its current term.

Over 1,000 rally in Boston for abortion rights

Erin Fine, news correspondent
October 14, 2021
Starting March 5, meal exchanges are only available during the week in Curry Student Center.

[Photo] Dining systems change following decreased demand 

March 30, 2021
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