Seven artists and six nonprofit organizations are finally getting the chance to tell their story, funded by a grant from the Asian Community Fund at The Boston Foundation, a community foundation. The...

When Jimmy Fanuele began taking college engineering classes as a first-year, he didn’t expect students at a local elementary school to fundamentally shape his perspective on engineering. This notion...

Three former Northeastern track and field athletes are lacing up their sneakers once again to take on their first Boston Marathon April 20. A 26.2-mile endeavor through Greater Boston, the Boston Marathon...

Students and volunteers navigate the Relay For Life entryway March 21. Read more here.

The Relay For Life leads welcome teams and students to the fundraiser. This was the 17th Relay For Life event hosted by Northeastern University.

Rivard smiles while waiting to interview someone on Centennial Common March 13. The project gained more traction than he and Guallason had anticipated.

When most people think of museums, science, art or history come to mind. And when you visit history museums, it is not uncommon to find relics of the past: velociraptor bones, moccasins from an Indigenous...

“We Had a World” by Joshua Harmon opens with an ending. Running at The Huntington’s Calderwood Pavilion from Feb. 12 to March 15, this semi-autobiographical work is a play within a play that depicts...

A student studies in the Northeastern School of Law building Feb. 25. The CRRJ staff attorneys and students examined evidence documents and eye witness statements.

You probably encountered “The Odyssey,” “The Iliad” and other Greek mythology in middle school English class, but seldom do students learn about lesser-known characters like Penelope, wife of the...

A student asks ChatGPT to expand on a topic while in class. Northeastern offered students a resource webpage to help them better navigate AI in the workplace.

A student navigates their personal LinkedIn page. Northeastern University had 502K followers listed on its LinkedIn profile as of Jan. 23.

A sign sits next to the new first-floor weight room, indicating its opening in Marino Recreation Center Jan. 16. The new weight room shares the floor with a food market and two cafes.

When Bostonians take the Orange Line to Downtown Crossing, they arrive at an array of fast food chain restaurants: Five Guys, Falafel King and Taco John’s. But in the back alley of Kingston Street is...

Just a 20-minute walk away from Northeastern’s Boston campus lies Fasika Cafe, a family-owned Ethiopian restaurant with only five tables. Despite its small space, the restaurant’s culture and smell...

The Beacon Hill Quartet plays at a candlelight concert in First Church April 5, 2024.

After a fall semester of record-high recruitment at sororities, Northeastern’s newest sorority, Delta Gamma, is set to begin its recruitment Jan. 22. Northeastern Panhellenic announced Nov. 18 a Delta...

Lyric Stage Boston opened its production of Michael Frayn’s “Noises Off,” directed and choreographed by Ilyse Robbins, Nov. 15. Based on the 1992 movie of the same name, Lyric Stage Boston put on...

The Huntington Theatre Company opened “Sojourners,” the first play of Mfoniso Udofia’s ambitious nine-part Ufot Family Cycle series, Oct. 31. By definition, a sojourner is a person who stays in a...

The Huntington Theatre opened Iranian German playwright Nassim Soleimanpour’s “Nassim” an experimental theatrical production about language and sharing of cultures Oct. 4. This two-person play is...

Professor Régine Michelle Jean-Charles, director of the Africana Studies program and Dean’s Professor of Culture and Social Justice, was attending a talk by the first Black female Supreme Court Justice...

SpeakEasy Stage Company opened its 34th season with Alexis Scheer’s “Laughs in Spanish,” a culturally rich telenovela mystery which debuted Sept. 13 at the Roberts Studio Theatre. “Laughs in Spanish”...

The Huntington Theatre Company opened its production of Tom Stoppard’s “Leopoldstadt” Sept. 12, produced in association with Washington D.C.’s Shakespeare Theatre Company. The 23-person cast portrayed...

Northeastern's ever-growing Boston campus started out small. The school, founded in 1898, began teaching classes out of the YMCA of Greater Boston on Huntington Avenue. More than 125 years later, the...

Adele. Taylor Swift. Coldplay. What do all these artists have in common? Their songs are on the Beacon Street Quartet’s setlist for the viral Candelight Concerts currently taking place at various Boston...

Lydia R. Diamond’s play “Toni Stone,” about the first woman to play professional baseball in the Negro Leagues, is running at The Huntington Theatre from May 17 to June 16. Based on Martha Ackmann’s...

Moonbox Productions will open the New England premiere of playwright David Valdes’ “Mermaid Hour” April 26 to May 19 at Arrow Street Arts in Cambridge. Director Bridget Kathleen O’Leary makes it...

Broadway in Boston welcomed the Tony-award-winning musical “Girl from the North Country” from March 12 to 24 at the Emerson Colonial Theatre. Filled with musical numbers containing Bob Dylan songs,...

Speakeasy Stage Company welcomed the Boston premiere of playwright Martyna Majok’s “Cost of Living,” which was awarded the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, from March 8 to 30 at Roberts Studio Theatre...

Editor’s Note: The address for the south tower of the Sheraton Hotel was changed from 39 Dalton St. to 60 Belvidere St. in early March. As the address changed while this story was being reported, The...

It was a full house when Berklee Performing Arts Center hosted the annual International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, or ICCA, Semifinal March 23. Each of the 10 competing a cappella groups...

The Emerson Colonial Theatre opened its production of “Pretty Woman: The Musical”  Feb. 27 to the delight of showgoers. Based on the 1990 romantic comedy of the same name starring Richard Gere and...

Naomi Barrant describes the usual trek to find affordable, quality hair products designed for Black people as a “field trip.” “You’re probably going to go on the wrong bus or [be] calling an...

Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” is known for its story about the Salem witch trials and comparisons to the so-called “Red Scare” of the mid-1900s. Although the events in the original play occur...

When visitors come to Boston, they stop by sites such as The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Paul Revere House or take tours of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University’s campuses....

The Huntington Theatre and Speakeasy Stage, just steps away from East Village residence hall, recently welcomed their co-production of the Tony Award-winning comedic musical, “The Band’s Visit,”...

In the second episode of WRBB News, co-hosts Bela Omoeva and Liza Rosen speak with The News about two recent stories. Deputy campus editor Emily Spatz provides a look inside the struggling Student Government...

The Studio Theatre in Curry Student Center welcomed the Department of Theatre’s production of “The Moors” by Jen Silverman from Nov. 9-19. “The Moors,” directed by theatre professor Jonathan...

On a warm day on campus, many Northeastern students can be found in hammocks, on blankets or in Adirondack chairs on the campus’ various green spaces. However, advocates say many of these areas, such...