Kate Armanini, Editor-At-Large
Kate Armanini is a second-year journalism and political science major with a minor in Spanish. She's currently on co-op at The Boston Globe on the city/express desk. Kate is from San Francisco and has been writing for The News since fall 2021.
All content by Kate Armanini
Across Boston, there’s one voice echoing throughout public transportation. As it announces each stop, it’s deep, resonant — even comforting, to some — and it belongs to Frank Oglesby.
Oglesby,...
Minutes before 9 a.m., over 150 runners waited at the starting line of the weekly Jamaica Pond parkrun Oct. 15. James Smith, this week’s run director, addressed the eager crowd.
“Any first timers?...
Several political organizations on campus hosted a voter registration drive in Centennial Common Oct. 12. Northeastern students have mixed feelings regarding the upcoming gubernatorial election.
One Northeastern professor has a plan to beautify and protect Boston’s shoreline from rising sea levels: a series of public walkways, built upon artificial marshes designed to prevent flooding.
Julia...
Multiple Northeastern students have voiced complaints against a detective in the Boston Police Department, or BPD, alleging misconduct when breaking up student gatherings on Mission Hill.
The allegations,...
For the class of 2026, Northeastern was more selective than ever.
Of the record-large pool of 90,989 applicants, only 6,179 were admitted, or about 6.7%, Northeastern spokesperson Shannon Nargi wrote...
Every day dozens of people from various backgrounds come together inside Trident Booksellers & Cafe on Newbury Street, all united by one thing: their love of books.
“It’s comfortable, warm and...
The South End Burying Ground is hidden in plain sight. A cinder block wall obscures it from the busy road passing by. Inside, there are only 20 gravemarkers, spread out over an acre of yellowing grass.
But...
In Domenic Esposito’s exhibit, a faceless, hooded figure looms in each piece. In one painting, a wall of hoods face forward. In another, a series of them approach the foreground until a bronze statue...
Nestled alongside the Freedom Trail, the Union Oyster House sits just as it did 195 years ago. After nearly two centuries, the historic restaurant has endured a lot. The biggest test for the Boston staple,...
