Spectators walk around in the area between Quincy Market and the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center. Hundreds showed up for the tree lighting ceremony.

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...

(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...

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,...

A child smiles while holding a cup of ice cream as her mother takes a photo. Despite the chilly weather, many purchased frozen treats.

Two shoppers enjoy a hot drink while chatting at a standing table. The market offered many opportunities to catch up with friends and family.

Shoppers walk around the numerous booths at The Holiday Market. Due to popularity, people had to wait for about 30 minutes to enter.

A family poses for a photo in the Snowport photo booth. Some vendors sold children’s toys, clothes and books.

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.

A dog jumps up for a bag of treats that his owner is holding. Many shoppers bought their dogs new treats, toys and accessories.

A shopper takes a selfie while holding up her drink. Social media photos and videos have made the market more popular.

A mother helps her child with a craft. Located near the food and drink lounge, The Holiday Market featured a “Crafting Corner” where children could do arts and crafts.

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

A woman reaches for salted toffee from The Fat Cactus. Along with various chocolates, the booth served specialty hot chocolate drinks.

A vendor for Natural OliveWood talks to a customer. Like many vendors, the booth sold handmade goods.

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.

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...

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

A dog owner dressed as Colonel Sanders holds his dog, dressed as a bucket of fried chicken, while they walk past the crowd. Some dogs were carried in the parade while others were pushed in a stroller.

Two dog owners pose for a photo with their dogs. The dog on the left was dressed as a Chinese lion while the dog on the right was dressed as Stitch from “Lilo and Stitch.”

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.

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 dressed as a hot dog. The dog’s adopted sibling was dressed as a hamburger while their owners wore fast food costumes.

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.

Maya, a great pyrenees, and her family walk in the parade dressed as “Mario Kart” characters. The costume won the Best Dog & Child Duo category.

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 dog dressed as a “Barbie” car meets another dog dressed as a bat. Popular costumes included Barbie and Ken, pumpkins and lions.

A memorial alter, organized by Huskies for a Free Palestine, is displayed on Centennial Common. Students contributed cards, artwork and flowers to help construct the memorial.

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

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

A sign telling people that visits are by appointment only, with the exception of mental health walk-in hours, stands at the entrance to UHCS. Many students have voiced concerns about the lack of resources...

A customers leaves Wollaston's. Many on-campus students have chosen to shop at Wollaston's due to its convenient location.

Nina Christofilis poses for a headshot. Christofilis has interviewed and featured the stories of many successful women in business through The Ladyboss Podcast.

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,...

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.

A student excitedly carries a commemorative 125th anniversary cupcake. Cupcakes were just one of several opportunities for free anniversary items.

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

Students sit in Snell Library. Some students have complained about the lack of quiet in the library, claiming it has impacted their ability to get work done.

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 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. 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.

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'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...

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.

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.

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...

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...

Netflix announced a new password-sharing policy Feb. 8 in Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and Spain, and it is expected to spread to the U.S. by the end of March. This policy will affect frequent travelers,...

Takeout containers of taro sago are in a refrigerator near the register. The dessert has been traditionally made from coconut milk, taro and sago pearls.

A man stands outside Great Taste Bakery and Restaurant on Beach Street. Customers are offered the choice of either dining in the restaurant portion of the store or grabbing quick items from the conjoined...

Sweet treats such as cookies and crisps sit on shelves in Taiwan Bakery. This store has given Boston residents and tourists alike an opportunity to taste traditional Taiwanese finger foods.

Paper signs taped to the front window of Taiwan Bakery advertise some of the foods that the store has for sale. The shop has earned a reputation for having delicious tea eggs.

A list of prices is displayed in front of numerous trays of baked goods. Many customers have returned to Ho Yuen Bakery for their affordable and delicious offerings.

Customers exit the aptly-named Corner Café Bakery on the corner of Harrison Ave and Beach Street. The store became a staple in Chinatown for their delicious pineapple buns and large selection of mooncakes.

The inside contains multiple self-serve shelves of both sweet and savory pastries including walnut cookies, mooncakes and pork floss buns. The bakery placed trays and individual pastry bags by the door...

One of the most popular items at Corner Café Bakery is the pineapple buns. These buns do not contain pineapple but were named after the segmented appearance of the top crust.

A customer reaches for a variety of buns at Corner Café Bakery. The store placed all of their bread products on a set of shelves to the left of the entrance.

Stacks of meals sit on top of a wire shelf in the middle of the store. These meals, which include pork and chicken dishes, are pre-packaged and sold in convenient grab-and-go containers.

Photos of offered dishes decorate the entrance to Banh Mi Huong Que. Customers have frequented the cash-only restaurant for affordable, quick and traditional food.

Two signs advertising Banh Mi Huong Que sit above the storefront at 696 Washington St. The restaurant offered an array of dishes such as banh mi, spring rolls and Vietnamese iced coffee.

Hei La Moon Food Opera is a crowd-favorite dim sum restaurant in Boston's Chinatown. After nearly 20 years in business, Hei La Moon relocated to 83 Essex St from its original space on Lincoln Street.