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Police arrest and carry a demonstrator who participated in the encampment to Shillman Hall. Statements from HFP and the university said 100 people have been detained.
A table holds additional resources including masks, sunscreen, hand sanitizer and wet wipes. These resources were provided throughout the day along with food and drinks.
Pro-Israel counter-protesters hold the flag of Israel at the encampment. Footage taken Friday night revealed that it was a pro-Israel student demonstrator who said "kill the Jews."
Protesters wait on the sidewalk next to Leon Street. Approximately 100 students remained and shouted out chants. Editor's Note: Ali Caudle, center right, was the former deputy city editor for The News.
At 9:30 p.m. a pro-Palestine protester places a chair to build a barricade around the encampment. The HFP announced in an Instagram post that the protesters are "preparing the camp for lockdown."
A barricade of water bottles, coolers and chairs surrounds the Common encampment site. Pro-Palestine demonstrators created a barricade in anticipation of a police sweep.
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.
The exterior of the Khoury College of Computer Sciences building. Griffin Loranger was pursuing a combined degree in computer science and cognitive psychology.
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.
