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Kate Armanini

Kate Armanini, City Editor

Kate Armanini is a second-year journalism and political science major with a minor in Spanish and city editor for The News. She’s originally from San Francisco and has been writing for the News since fall 2021.
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Northeastern students rush through Ruggles Station on a Sunday afternoon. Those who venture downstairs to the Orange Line will hear Frank Oglesby announcing each stop.

As the MBTA shifts to text-to-speech announcements, it’s the end of an era for Frank Oglesby’s voice

December 6, 2022
James Smith, left, explains the course to participants gathered at the starting line. Every Saturday, the Jamaica Pond parkrun draws dozens of runners, walkers and joggers. Photo by Kate Armanini.

Jamaica Pond parkrun fosters local, global communities

October 26, 2022
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.

[Photo] Northeastern students weigh in on the governor’s race

October 25, 2022
The tutu could function as a community greenspace, with interconnected walkways and places for other water recreation activities. Photo courtesy of Louiza Wise.

NU researchers develop Emerald Tutu to protect Boston’s coast

September 7, 2022
Mission Hill is a popular location for students looking for off-campus housing, but this can cause tension with local long-time residents.

NU students allege police misconduct when breaking up parties at Mission Hill

May 26, 2022
This past application cycle saw more than 90,000 applications to Northeastern, with the acceptance rate dropping to 6.7% for fall 2022.

Northeastern acceptance rate drops to 6.7%

April 21, 2022
Books greet customers at the Trident Booksellers, along with its full-service cafe. Photo credit Kate Armanini.

Trident Booksellers & Cafe provides community on Newbury street

March 8, 2022
Kelly Thomas stands at the center of South End Burying Ground. Thomas is responsible for the preservation of 15 other cemeteries throughout Boston. Photo credit Kate Armanini.

The woman behind Boston’s burying grounds keeps stories alive

February 24, 2022
Domenic Espositos January exhibit at Piano Craft Gallery features 35 pieces raising awareness for substance use disorders. Photo courtesy of Roberta Tsang.

NU alum uses art for advocacy at local gallery

February 2, 2022
After almost 200 years, the Oyster House boasts the title of America’s oldest continuously operating restaurant. Photo courtesy of Joseph Milano.

Despite pandemic, Union Oyster House stands strong

December 1, 2021
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