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Katie Mogg, Lifestyle Editor

Katie Mogg is a second-year journalism major and the lifestyle editor. She has written for the News since fall of 2020, and hopes to develop her editing and reporting skills. Katie wants to contribute a variety of useful journalism to the Boston community by covering the racial and social justice issues, the arts, trends, media, entertainment, culture and society.

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“The Embrace” is a complex monument meant to meaningfully commemorate Boston Black history during the civil rights movement. Photo credit: “The Embrace (c) Hank Willis Thomas, in collaboration with MASS Design Group, King Boston and the City of Boston. Rendering Courtesy of MASS Design Group.

‘The Embrace’ monument memorializes Boston’s civil rights history, provides immersive experience

March 28, 2022
Springfest 2022 will offer in-person concerts, guest speakers and carnival activities for the first time since 2019. CUP executive board members hope the week of festivities will offer a sense of community and school spirit. Courtesy of CUP.

Springfest 2022 to offer live concert experience, feel-good energy

March 12, 2022
The Lexington Historical Society is hosting a series of events and programs celebrating the history of chocolate through April 23. Private Collection and Courtesy of the Lexington Historical Society.

Lexington Historical Society uses chocolate celebration to create community, amplify businesses

February 19, 2022
Trident Booksellers & Cafe has a diverse display for Black History Month. Photo credit to Katie Mogg.

Black Lives Matter movement co-founder promotes new book, discusses abolition, activism

February 5, 2022
Emerald-colored lights wrap around the trees at Charlesgate Park as part of the “Lights in the Necklace” installation. Photo courtesy to Randall Albright.

Emerald Necklace Conservancy, Charlesgate Alliance advocate for parks, greenspaces to bridge communities

January 28, 2022
Many students are struggling to adapt to in-person classes after over a year of virtual or hybrid learning.

Online learning fosters difficulties among second-year students

December 20, 2021
Students gather in Matthews Arena to see Homecoming Headliners Ali Wong and Jonathan van Ness. Courtesy of CUP and Kyle Daudelin Photography.

2021 Homecoming Headliners foster connection among Huskies

November 13, 2021
South End Skyline, Fall - Boston by Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Column: Enjoy fall in Boston with these activities

October 7, 2021
“Theres a lot of reasons for people to feel very dismayed by voting and by the electoral process,” said Malia Lazu, founder of MassVote.

Boston battles low voter turnout in mayoral preliminary, Black voters react

October 1, 2021
As the fall semester begins, there is hope that this year will give students more room to fully blossom.

Column: 7 ways to survive the semester

August 24, 2021
The quarantine of 2020 exacerbated feelings of isolation. Some turned to disordered eating habits as a way to regain a sense of control.

[Photo] The COVID-19 pandemic impacts disordered eating

July 10, 2021
Photo courtesy Tyler Blint-Welsh

NU alum Tyler Blint-Welsh was assaulted by the police. Professionals offer advice for student journalists 

April 6, 2021
Review: Furen Dai shines in ‘Dream Boston’ art exhibit

Review: Furen Dai shines in ‘Dream Boston’ art exhibit

April 3, 2021
File:Lil Nas X (cropped).jpg by DiFronzo is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Column: Lil Nas X embraces queerness in new single “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”

April 1, 2021
119: Daylight Savings Time by niseag03 is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Daylight savings: How to take advantage of the extra sunlight

March 13, 2021
State Rep. Chynah Tyler created the Boston Black Restaurant Challenge in 2018.

The Boston Black Restaurant Challenge shines light on Black-owned restaurants

March 1, 2021
Art by Avery Bleichfeld. Canopy is a new coalition of clubs focused on environmental clubs at Northeastern.

Club coalition unites sustainability efforts

February 22, 2021
Face masks have significantly slowed the spread of COVID-19.

Op-ed: The pandemic will eventually go away, but face masks shouldn’t

February 16, 2021
Farmers Horse Coffee, located on Massachusetts Ave., is one of many cafes who have pivoted with the onset and continued rise of COVID-19

‘It’s an ongoing struggle’: COVID-19 wreaks havoc on Boston cafe culture

February 9, 2021
With Valentines Day around the corner but the pandemic still in full swing, there are so many options to celebrate at a proper distance or virtually.

Column: 10 ways to safely spend the holiday of love during COVID-19

February 1, 2021
Northeastern should be flexible with some aspects of its Dialogue of Civilizations program.

Op-ed: Northeastern should extend the first-year honors Dialogue of Civilizations’ fee waiver

January 29, 2021
Some students are opposed to implementing a universal pass/fail system this semester.

Op-ed: Northeastern shouldn’t implement a universal pass/fail grading system

December 8, 2020
polarization

[Photo] Op-ed: Polarization is the inevitable fate of the two-party system

December 7, 2020
Featured is an image used to depict a Buddhist astrology chart.

Astrology: Fact or fiction?

November 23, 2020
Northeastern students socialize on Centennial from a socially distant length.

Column: Socializing in a time of social distancing

October 22, 2020
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