Mars Poper, Photo Staff
Mars Poper is a third-year criminal justice and psychology combined major with a minor in theatrical design and a member of the photo team. They have done numerous pictures of different events on campus, specifically events including smaller crowds and club meetings. You can follow them on Instagram at marspoper_photography!
All content by Mars Poper
The ChatGPT website on a student’s laptop. It was released two years ago by OpenAI.
Naomi Rajput (left) and Evan Smith pose for a headshot. The two co-founded Eden, a software with AI components that aims to help simplify administrative tasks in healthcare for both workers and patients....
Warm lighting fills the interior of The Beehive.
Austin Omala (left) and Kobena Idun pose for a photo. The duo started an AI designed to analyze investments for novices.
Customers wait in the Popeyes line in Curry Student Center. Northeastern's new meal plans eliminated meal exchanges in favor of more dining dollars.
Tampax tampons sit on a shelf in CVS. The I Am Bill was introduced in February 2023 and would require free menstrual products in all public schools, prisons and homeless shelters in Massachusetts.
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An event attendee uses puffy paint to decorate denim pieces during SARC’s "Take Back the Night" event April 17. Read more here.
Kelly Walsh, a third-year health science major and SARC's events co-president, shows off the bracelet they made. The event was inspired by collaborations with other colleges that SARC members have participated...
Ashleigh Chiwaya (left) and Naomi Barrant pose for a photo. The two Northeastern students and friends co-founded Nuly Root’d, which aims to roll out Black haircare product vending machines in the fall.
A letter reads "Dear Admin, I want you." Good said that Sunrise is more motivated than ever to be heard, following the university's statement.
Spectrum members critique a photo submission during a general meeting Jan. 25. Submissions were projected on a screen for constructive feedback, with the creators remaining anonymous.
Gift boxes of chocolate sit on a shelf.
Heckman (left) and the audience listen as Henry (right) speaks. Henry discussed technological innovations and challenges for future journalism at the lecture.
Attendees listen to panelists. IIacqua, Soulellis, Rawson and McIntosh discussed their experiences navigating queer history as artists, activists and archivists.
The Sustainability and Bike Fair, hosted by the Northeastern Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub, provided an educational space to learn about sustainability efforts and opportunities on Northeastern’s...
Students enter the fair through the Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub banner at the front of Centennial Common. The Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub hosted the Sustainability and Bike Fair in...
A student engages with the Northeastern Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub table. The climate justice hub co-ops attended the event and educated people on their sustainability efforts, such as the...
Northeastern students enjoy sandwiches together while waiting for their bikes to be checked by Bikes Not Bombs. Students mingled with and met new people at the fair.
An NUPD officer completes a bike registration for a Northeastern student. The NUPD registered student bikes and provided information on how to keep bikes safe.
A Northeastern student speaks with a member of the university’s arboretum team. The Northeastern Arboretum assisted in sustainability efforts by educating students on the importance of sustainability...
A Northeastern student engages with hosts at the Center for Cultural Engagement table. The Center for Cultural Engagement educated students on their organization and the different projects they have, such...
Bridget McClarnon, a Northeastern Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub co-op, shows off the organization’s raffle prize and education wheel of questions. Students who spun the wheel were given the...
