Jessica Xing is a third-year graphic design major with a minor in journalism. She has previously served as deputy photo editor and design editor and is excited to continue working with photographers for The News this semester.
Protesters perform steps of the dabke dance around Centennial Common. A student taught the crowd the steps while members of the crowd held hands around 5:30 p.m.
Gabby Kislin (left) and Winston Alcufron pose for a headshot. Both students were part of a group of at least six Jewish students who showed up to Centennial Common around 2:45 p.m.
A sign that reads, "Moviehouse 5 this way" stands next to a "La Chimera" movie poster on the wall. The Campaign for the Coolidge fund supported the renovations.
Boxes and jars of tea sit on a counter. Death Cafe participants were excited at the opportunity to speak freely about death, a topic that their family and friends weren't as comfortable talking about.
This Marathon Monday, Boston welcomed thousands of participants and spectators for the 128th Boston Marathon. Participants battled the heat and the course, but received support from family, friends, strangers...
Lake Hall stands at 43 Leon St. Representatives of the facilities department said that Northeastern assumes asbestos is present in older campus buildings such as Lake, Holmes, Nightingale and Meserve Halls...
The John Martinson Honors Program office. Requirements for Honors students admitted in fall 2023 or later were restructured following John Martinson's $5 million donation to Northeastern's Honors Program...
Hundreds gathered in Curry Student Center Wednesday for the annual Springfest carnival.
Hosted by the Council for University Programs, or CUP, the carnival featured five different activities for undergraduate...
Benjamin Wise, a first-year business administration major and an external operations, or ExOp, coordinator for CUP, picks up T-shirts from a pile to hand out. Along with free apparel and accessories, CUP...
A member of Northeastern’s Burmese Student Association breaks up a pack of tea mix packets. Multiple organizations at the cultural fair handed out snacks from various countries.
Joshie Antony, a fourth-year health science major and CUP member, prepares to stamp a student’s hand. Glow sticks and light-up glasses were handed out at the AfterHours dance party.
Nolan Mungovan, a third-year computer science major and CUP’s vice president of finance and operations, scans a student’s digital carnival ticket. Students pre-ordered free tickets online for entry.
A member of NU Barkada, Northeastern’s Filipino student organization, hands a student a card for the table’s matching game. The indoor quad fair gave cultural student organizations a chance to meet...
The entrance to a real estate agency on St. Botolph Street. Real estate prices in the area continued to rise due to an upward trajectory of professionals filling residential spaces.
A group of attendees play a game of "ArchRavels," a game in which participants play as one of four characaters with a crafting speciality. Board games were just as popular as video games at PAX East.
The entrance to the club offices for NUTV, Tastemakers and NU Sci. Along with these clubs, three other clubs were told they would be forced out of their offices on the second floor of Curry Student Center
An Apple Vision Pro on display in the Apple store at 815 Boylston St. Officially for sale Feb. 2, the device marked Apple’s first new product category to launch since AirPods in 2016.
The Cabot Center, where the Northeastern track and field team trains, stands on Huntington Avenue. A former Northeastern track and field coach was sentenced March 6 on charges related to a nude photo scheme.
Val O’Neill, deputy campus editor February 27, 2024
The office door of the newly renamed John Martinson Honors Program. Northeastern renamed its honors program after John Martinson, who recently donated $5 million to the program.
Spectrum Magazine's office space in Curry Student Center. Charles Madden told The News that losing the office spaces could cause management issues for the affected clubs.
Megan Carter takes the puck down the ice for Northeastern. Carter took a big hit during a penalty kill in Northeastern's Friday night game against Vermont.
Max Chapnick poses for a headshot. Chapnick discovered approximately 20 previously undiscovered works that Louisa May Alcott may have written under pseudonyms.
Combining their interest in community and handmade art, fourth-year student Olivia Olson-Roberts recently published a zine titled “Eat Your Heart Out” that celebrates the relationship between people...
Stacks of past Spectrum issues sit in a magazine stand outside of the club's office in Curry Student Center. The magazine has made a goal of being an inclusive, creative environment for all students, regardless...
While every Saturday at Park-9 Dog Bar sees hundreds of four-legged visitors, there were some special guests Feb. 3. In anticipation for the Super Bowl, numerous puppies took part in the bar’s fur-st...
