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Jessica Xing

Jessica Xing, Photo Editor

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.

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Two boxes of chocolates from Bridgewater Chocolate sit open for people to take from. The business prepared three types of chocolate for the festival.

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Two boxes of chocolates from Bridgewater Chocolate sit open for people to take from. The business prepared three types of chocolate for the festival.

A Blackbird Doughnuts employee hands out samples of triple chocolate donut holes. Many visitors were too excited to wait and began trying their treats while they went down the row of businesses.

[Photo] 13th annual Taste of Chocolate Festival sweetens Harvard Square visitors’ weekends

January 31, 2024

A Blackbird Doughnuts employee hands out samples of triple chocolate donut holes. Many visitors were too excited to wait and began trying their treats while they went down the row of businesses.

Two friends catch up while enjoying their plates of free chocolate samples. Along with outdoor tables and chairs, Brattle Plaza featured a few igloos that visitors could sit in for extra warmth.

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Two friends catch up while enjoying their plates of free chocolate samples. Along with outdoor tables and chairs, Brattle Plaza featured a few igloos that visitors could sit in for extra warmth.

Visitors wait in line for free chocolate samples. Hundreds showed up to the festival and waited their turn for the sweets.

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Visitors wait in line for free chocolate samples. Hundreds showed up to the festival and waited their turn for the sweets.

Marcus Santos, the director and founder of Grooversity, leads the audience in dancing to the drums. His infectious smile, high-energy dancing and inviting hand gestures compelled many in the crowd to dance along.

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Marcus Santos, the director and founder of Grooversity, leads the audience in dancing to the drums. His infectious smile, high-energy dancing and inviting hand gestures compelled many in the crowd to dance...

An employee for Sub Zero Ice Cream hands a visitor a sample of nitrogen ice cream. The employees mixed fresh nitrogen ice cream batches in front of everyone at their table.

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An employee for Sub Zero Ice Cream hands a visitor a sample of nitrogen ice cream. The employees mixed fresh nitrogen ice cream batches in front of everyone at their table.

Two employees for Bridgewater Chocolate chop up chocolates in preparation for the free tasting event. Businesses were asked to prepare over 1000 bite-sized chocolate pieces for festival attendees.

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Two employees for Bridgewater Chocolate chop up chocolates in preparation for the free tasting event. Businesses were asked to prepare over 1000 bite-sized chocolate pieces for festival attendees.

A woman dressed in an all-rainbow outfit excitedly hands out Dunkin’ munchkins during the 13th annual Taste of Chocolate Festival in Harvard Square Jan. 27. Read more here.

[Photo] Photos of the month: January

Photo Staff
February 1, 2024

A woman dressed in an all-rainbow outfit excitedly hands out Dunkin’ munchkins during the 13th annual Taste of Chocolate Festival in Harvard Square Jan. 27. Read more here.

A group of prospective students and parents stop at Krentzman Quadrangle during an admissions tour. Northeastern received a record-breaking number of applications for fall 2024.

[Photo] Northeastern undergraduate applications surge, breaking record for 2024

January 29, 2024

A group of prospective students and parents stop at Krentzman Quadrangle during an admissions tour. Northeastern received a record-breaking number of applications for fall 2024.

Tyler Brogan poses with a copy of his petition. Brogan began petitioning for a sustainability class to be added to NUpath since last year.

[Photo] ‘This is pretty serious stuff’: One student’s journey advocating for required sustainability classes at Northeastern

Lily Webber, news staff
January 27, 2024

Brogan holds up one of many copies of his petition. He has exclusively collected physical signatures by talking to passersby on campus and speaking to classes.

The Middle East stands at 472 Massachusetts Ave. The nightclub has been known to feature different types of bands at the same time with its five rooms.

[Photo] ‘It was like an oasis’: How The Middle East became a talked-about music venue

Henry Bova, news correspondent
January 23, 2024

he front door of The Middle East. The venue's "built-in crowd" has given it an advantage over other venues.

Handmade signs sit on the floor of Curry Student Center next to a scroll listing the names of hundreds of Palestinian children killed in the Israel-Hamas war. The signs and scroll were part of a sit-in for Palestine hosted by Huskies for a Free Palestine Dec. 1.

[Photo] Op-ed: No, Palestine is not complicated

Noah Colbert, contributor
December 31, 2023

Handmade signs sit on the floor of Curry Student Center next to a scroll listing the names of hundreds of Palestinian children killed in the Israel-Hamas war. The signs and scroll were part of a sit-in...

The Latinx Student Cultural Center stands at 104 Forsyth St. Some students have expressed concern that the name of the center is not inclusive toward all Latino and Hispanic individuals.

[Photo] Students weigh in on inclusive name for Latinx Student Cultural Center

Val O’Neill, deputy campus editor
December 27, 2023

The Latinx Student Cultural Center stands at 104 Forsyth St. Some students have expressed concern that the name of the center is not inclusive toward all Latino and Hispanic individuals.

Students gather around a white scroll enumerating the names of hundreds of Palestinian children killed in the Israel-Hamas war at a Dec. 1 sit-in in Curry Student Center. The demonstration, organized by HFP, resulted in some participants facing disciplinary action from the university.

[Photo] Sit-in condemning university’s ‘complicity’ in Israel-Hamas war garners national attention, triggers disciplinary charges against involved students

Emily Spatz, campus editor
December 21, 2023

Poster boards sit in Centennial Common during the tribute event. The boards included information about the history of the conflict, which organizers hoped would reach students who were uninformed about Palestinian history.

[Photo] Developing: Northeastern community responds to Israel-Hamas War

Sonel Cutler, Eli Curwin, and Emily Spatz
April 18, 2024

Poster boards sit in Centennial Common during the tribute event. The boards included information about the history of the conflict, which organizers hoped would reach students who were uninformed about...

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[Photo] Northeastern student Shane McCarthy remembered as involved student, loving son and brother

Kristina DaPonte, news staff
December 10, 2023

Children and adults watch the performances at the Faneuil Hall tree lighting Nov. 21.

[Photo] Column: 6 activities to get you in the holiday spirit

Alex DuBois, news correspondent
December 7, 2023

Children and adults watch the performances at the Faneuil Hall tree lighting Nov. 21.

A Christmas tree stands in front of the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center. The tree was lit during a ceremony Nov. 21.

[Photo] Tree lighting at Faneuil Hall holds importance to locals, vendors alike

Morgan Lane, news correspondent
November 28, 2023

Two people pose for a selfie with someone dressed as the Grinch. Children and adults alike lined up for a photo with the Grinch.

The Cabot Center, where the Northeastern track and field team trains, stands on Huntington Avenue. A former Northeastern track and field coach was charged Tuesday on accusations related to a nude photo scheme.

[Photo] Former Northeastern track and field coach pleads guilty to tricking women in nude photo scheme

November 21, 2023

The Cabot Center, where the Northeastern track and field team trains, stands on Huntington Avenue. A former Northeastern track and field coach was charged Tuesday on accusations related to a nude photo...

Two women walk under an archway that says “Kiss Me.” Decorations such as wreaths, Christmas trees and string lights contributed to the holiday atmosphere.

Snowport market brings holiday cheer to Boston, supports small businesses

Jessica Xing, photo editor
November 15, 2023

Hundreds flocked to Seaport Saturday for the fifth annual Snowport Holiday Market. With four entrances, the lines for Snowport wrapped around the block. While some decided the wait wasn’t worth it,...

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A food truck vendor for ZaZ Restaurant writes down a customer’s order. The Caribbean fusion restaurant served up specialties such as salmon hush puppies and jerk chicken.

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A food truck vendor for ZaZ Restaurant writes down a customer’s order. The Caribbean fusion restaurant served up specialties such as salmon hush puppies and jerk chicken.

Li reorganizes the display for the Mama Lam’s booth. A majority of small businesses at the market were woman-owned.

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Li reorganizes the display for the Mama Lam’s booth. A majority of small businesses at the market were woman-owned.

(Left to right, top to bottom) Gregory Katz, Owen Kasmin, Charlie Zhang and Giovanni Falco. Photos by Darin Zullo, courtesy Owen Kasmin, courtesy CLEAN slate and by Jessica Xing, respectively. Graphic by Jessica Xing.

[Photo] SGA members express concerns about internal communication following EVP resignation

Emily Spatz, deputy campus editor
November 13, 2023

Giovanni Falco speaks at the podium in the SGA senate chambers. Several senators have expressed concerns over a lack of communication from SGA leadership regarding the recent EVP resignation.

A sign displaying how the Snell Library Renovation Project will affect all floors stands on the first floor of the library. The fourth floor, which has been closed for 10 months, will reopen Nov. 13.

[Photo] Snell fourth floor reopens amid renovations, third-floor closure announced

November 10, 2023

A sign displaying how the Snell Library Renovation Project will affect all floors stands on the first floor of the library. The fourth floor, which has been closed for 10 months, will reopen Nov. 13.

A family and its corgi run down Summer Street in “Harry Potter” costumes. Many families wore matching costumes with their dogs.

Boston dogs gather in Downtown Crossing for annual Howl-o-ween costume paw-rade

Jessica Xing, photo editor
November 7, 2023

Furry four-legged friends and their owners strutted down Summer Street in their best costumes Oct. 28 for the ninth annual Doggone Halloween Pet Parade. Presented by the Downtown Boston Business Improvement...

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A golden retriever receives pets and attention from parade attendees. Many dogs appeared eager to make new furry and human friends.

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A golden retriever receives pets and attention from parade attendees. Many dogs appeared eager to make new furry and human friends.

An owner feeds her dog a treat as they show off their matching costumes. Anybody with a pet was allowed to walk in the parade even if they did not register in advance.

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An owner feeds her dog a treat as they show off their matching costumes. Anybody with a pet was allowed to walk in the parade even if they did not register in advance.

A dog in a dragon costume and his family, dressed as “Game of Thrones” characters, are introduced to the audience. Following the parade, the event host introduced each dog to the judges.

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A dog in a dragon costume and his family, dressed as “Game of Thrones” characters, are introduced to the audience. Following the parade, the event host introduced each dog to the judges.

Parade participants line up while onlookers step to the side of the street. Each dog’s family walked down the street one-by-one to cheers and a-paws.

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Parade participants line up while onlookers step to the side of the street. Each dog’s family walked down the street one-by-one to cheers and a-paws.

A dog owner takes a picture of their dog who is dressed as Georgie Denbrough from “It.” An open green space with pumpkins and hay bales was set up for attendees to take photos with.

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A dog owner takes a picture of their dog who is dressed as Georgie Denbrough from “It.” An open green space with pumpkins and hay bales was set up for attendees to take photos with.

Katrina Chapman, a vendor for The Fish & Bone, a pet store on Newbury Street, speaks with a potential customer. Many vendors used the parade as an opportunity to meet pet parents. “We love going to events around town,” Chapman said. “Meet people, see dogs; that’s our favorite part.”

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Katrina Chapman, a vendor for The Fish & Bone, a pet store on Newbury Street, speaks with a potential customer. Many vendors used the parade as an opportunity to meet pet parents. “We love going to events...

A statement released by Northeastern about the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel. Some students believed the statement failed to address the struggles that Palestinians have faced during the conflict with Israel.

[Photo] Op-ed: Northeastern’s response to Hamas attack fails to acknowledge Palestinian suffering

Niya Plynton, contributor
November 1, 2023

A statement released by Northeastern about the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel. Some students believed the statement failed to address the struggles that Palestinians have faced during the conflict with...

A burrito from El Jefes Taqueria. El Jefes came out on top in the News burrito rankings.

[Photo] Column: All wrapped up! The 4 best burrito spots on and around campus

Rachana Madhav, news correspondent
November 1, 2023

A burrito from El Jefe's Taqueria. El Jefe's came out on top in the News' burrito rankings.

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[Photo] Data reveals over half of Northeastern’s student population is in the top 10% of family incomes

Sarah Mesdijan, news correspondent
October 26, 2023

Ell Hall stands behind Krentzman Quadrangle. Northeasten University was ranked 53rd in U.S. News & World Reports 2024 best college rankings.

[Photo] U.S. World & News Report drops Northeastern from top 50 national colleges after altering ranking system

Jarriah Cockhren, news correspondent
October 20, 2023

Ell Hall stands behind Krentzman Quadrangle. Northeasten University was ranked 53rd in U.S. News & World Report's 2024 best college rankings.

Two students holding cereal boxes shop for drinks in Wollastons. University staff, locals, commuters and students have frequently visited Wollastons for quick purchases.

[Photo] Op-ed: Wollaston’s high prices rarely justify “convenience” compared to neighboring stores

Carrie Gilmore, contributor
October 16, 2023

Two students holding cereal boxes shop for drinks in Wollaston's. University staff, locals, commuters and students have frequently visited Wollaston's for quick purchases.

Zev Schwab, a third-year mechanical engineering major, competes in bouldering at the 2023 national competition. The team ranked ninth overall in both bouldering and lead climbing. Photo courtesy Northeastern Climbing Team.

Northeastern Climbing team offers community for growing number of competitive climbers

Jessica Xing, news staff
October 11, 2023

Combining strength, technique and problem solving, the Northeastern Climbing Team has consistently proven its skill while giving competitive climbers a supportive campus community. Founded in 2014,...

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A barrier blocks off the main entrance to Snell Library while the library undergoes renovations. The library announced that students will not be expected to remain quiet in the library during these renovations.

[Photo] Snell Library eliminates noise restrictions, students concerned

Sara Sajjad, news correspondent
October 6, 2023

A sign displaying how the Snell Library Renovation Project will affect all floors stands on the first floor of the library. Students shared that they believe Northeastern should focus on providing more...

The student group Vi performs on Centennial Common. Around noon, students listened to three student performers.

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The student group Vi performs on Centennial Common. Around noon, students listened to three student performers.

Students look at a screen display showing Maura Healeys declaration of Oct. 3 as Northeastern University Founders Day. This further cemented Northeasterns historical significance as a university in Massachusetts.

[Photo] Northeastern celebrates its 125th birthday with Founders Day 2023

Lily Webber, news staff
October 7, 2023

Students look at a screen display showing Maura Healey's declaration of Oct. 3 as Northeastern University Founders Day. This further cemented Northeastern's historical significance as a university in Massachusetts.

Students pose for a photo with President Aoun. Aoun delivered a speech to kick off anniversary celebrations.

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Students pose for a photo with President Aoun. Aoun delivered a speech to kick off anniversary celebrations.

A sign displaying how the Snell Library Renovation Project will affect all floors stands on the first floor of the library. Students shared that they believe Northeastern should focus on providing more quiet spaces for students.

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A sign displaying how the Snell Library Renovation Project will affect all floors stands on the first floor of the library. Students shared that they believe Northeastern should focus on providing more...

The entrance to View Boston. The 360 degree observation deck opened June 15 in the Prudential Center.

[Photo] ‘View Boston’ offers 360 degree views, raises questions about ticket pricing

Sarah Pyrce, news correspondent
September 22, 2023

The ticketing station for View Boston. Packages that include more perks such as a priority pass or a guided tour were priced higher.

The John D. OBryant African American Institute, located within West Village F. Alternatives to Northeasterns online DEI training couldve been increased funding to campus cultural centers such as the Institute.

[Photo] Op-ed: Northeastern’s poor choice of DEI training

Alejandro McClain, contributor
September 5, 2023

The John D. O'Bryant African American Institute, located within West Village F. Alternatives to Northeastern's online DEI training could've been increased funding to campus cultural centers such as the...

In addition to coffee, Blue Bottle sells a variety of mugs, bottles and coffee filters.

[Photo] Column: 6 Boston coffee shops to try out this semester

Emily Chung, news staff
September 5, 2023

In addition to coffee, Blue Bottle sells a variety of mugs, bottles and coffee filters.

Northeastern attempts to unite its students under the slogan #LIKEAHUSKY. Despite this, Northeasterns continuous efforts at global expansion often left some feeling more kept at a distance than brought together.

[Photo] Northeastern’s global expansion efforts add more campuses, unexpected challenges

August 30, 2023

Northeastern attempts to unite its students under the slogan #LIKEAHUSKY. Despite this, Northeastern's continuous efforts at global expansion often left some feeling more kept at a distance than brought...

Northeastern attempts to unite its students under the slogan #LIKEAHUSKY. Despite this, Northeasterns continuous efforts at global expansion often left some feeling more kept at a distance than brought together.

[Photo] Northeastern’s global expansion efforts add more campuses, unexpected challenges

Marta Hill, editor-at-large
August 30, 2023

Northeastern's Boston campus is where most incoming Huskies expect to call home. While some students found being placed in NU Bound to be an unwelcome surprise, others appreciated how it expanded their...

A group of prospective students and parents stop at Krentzman Quadrangle during an admissions tour. Applications to Northeastern have skyrocketed in recent years, making the school one of the most selective in the country.

[Photo] Northeastern acceptance rate drops to 5.6% after record number of applications

Emily Spatz, deputy campus editor
August 20, 2023

A group of prospective students and parents stop at Krentzman Quadrangle during an admissions tour. Applications to Northeastern have skyrocketed in recent years, making the school one of the most selective...

354 Richards Hall is home to a variety of services in addition to the Office of Global Services. Expanding the range of campuses beyond the Northeast allowed Northeastern to make greater use of these services.

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354 Richards Hall is home to a variety of services in addition to the Office of Global Services. Expanding the range of campuses beyond the Northeast allowed Northeastern to make greater use of these services.

Northeasterns Boston campus dominates any birds-eye view of Huntington Avenue. Although Northeasterns expansion efforts showed no signs of slowing in recent years, the universitys presence in its home city simultaneously became larger than ever.

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Northeastern's Boston campus dominates any bird's-eye view of Huntington Avenue. Although Northeastern's expansion efforts showed no signs of slowing in recent years, the university's presence in its home...

A student receives assistance at the Office of Global Services desk. Northeastern created the Office of Global Services to streamline academics and the immigration process for international students.

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A student receives assistance at the Office of Global Services desk. Northeastern created the Office of Global Services to streamline academics and the immigration process for international students.

DIVERSITY Consignment stands at 713 Centre St. in Jamaica Plain. The thrift shop has curated a collection of clothing meant to give everyone confidence regardless of who they are.

Boston consignment store combines sustainable fashion, music and artwork, creates inclusive community

Jessica Xing, deputy photo editor
April 24, 2023

Even from the outside, DIVERSITY Consignment draws in customers with its bright blue exterior and colorful, fun window art. With its racks of secondhand tees, artwork-covered walls and large collection...

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Jepsen performs for the crowd along with her band. The performance included many of her most popular hits such as “Call Me Maybe” and “I Really Like You.”

[Photo] Springfest provides relaxation and nostalgia for stressed students

Darin Zullo, photo staff
April 10, 2023

Jepsen performs for the crowd along with her band. The performance included many of her most popular hits such as “Call Me Maybe” and “I Really Like You.”

Customers pull clothes off of racks at a Goodwill in Jamaica Plain. As thrifting became more popular during the pandemic, people have wondered if the demand has increased prices and lowered accessibility to affordable clothing.

[Photo] Op-Ed: The Ethical Issue of Thrifting in Boston

Rachel Mahoney, contributor
April 3, 2023

Customers pull clothes off of racks at a Goodwill in Jamaica Plain. As thrifting became more popular during the pandemic, people have wondered if the demand has increased prices and lowered accessibility...

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