The cast raises their hands for a bow.

The mannequin representing Boston is designed like a swan, with a black and orange headpiece and white petals.

Saturday’s weather was wet and gloomy, but one would never guess that from the energy of the crowd in the Leader Bank Pavillion down by Boston Harbor. Decked out in raincoats and blankets, thousands...

In an email to all students, staff and faculty Thursday afternoon, Chancellor Kenneth Henderson called the remarks made in the recently released body camera footage by Seattle Police Department Officer...

Editor's Note: On Thursday, Sept. 14, Kenneth Henderson, Northeastern's chancellor and senior vice president of learning, sent a university-wide email addressing the footage, calling Auderer's comments...

While some students are returning to Boston for another year of their Northeastern education, others are flocking to Northeastern campuses across the country and world to start their school years. Undergraduate...

When she moved to Boston nine years ago, NBC10 meteorologist Pamela Gardner figured she was leaving the tornadoes and severe weather typical for the Midwest behind her — but this summer begs to differ.  Not...

Northeastern alumnus Alexander Langrock paints the interior of a house in Chestnut Hill. Commissioned by the house’s owners, associate teaching professor Sophia Ainslie helped guide Langrock and a team...

Langrock fills in part of the mural using black paint.

Kasumov adds blue paint to a part of the abstract mural.

Ainslie gestures towards a section of the mural.

Vibrant colored paints cover parts of a wall and the floor.

Northeastern alumnus Alexander Langrock paints the interior of a house in Chestnut Hill. Commissioned by the house’s owners, associate teaching professor Sophia Ainslie helped guide Langrock and a team...

Ainslie and Langrock point to part of the design on the floor of the house as they plan how to paint it.

International Village, or IV, was the site of a burst pipe Feb. 5 due to historic freezing temperatures in Boston. IV Residents had to evacuate the building for about two hours while maintenance was done...

Northeastern President Joseph E. Aoun spoke with The News in a conversation Dec. 14 about the university’s global expansion and experiential learning programs, after the announcement of the new Miami...

Paws stretches out in front of Krentzman Quadrangle.

Paws stretches out in front of Krentzman Quadrangle.

Snell Library's 4th floor quiet policy is not respected among many students.

Fifty years ago, Northeastern was a very different place. Women weren’t allowed to wear pants, the school was majority commuter students and it was one of the more politically conservative schools in...

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged exploding package found in Holmes Hall three weeks ago.  Jason Duhaime, the former new technology manager and director of the Immersive...

Although mandatory COVID-19 testing and masking are now policies of the past, Northeastern announced Sept. 26 that they would still be offering vaccine clinics and at-home rapid antigen tests to students...

Campus was declared all clear just before 12:30 a.m. Friday after a “fraudulent” threat alleged explosive devices were left in Curry Student Center Thursday night.  "An unidentified person called...

Though the T has been at the top of many students’ minds recently because of the newly reopened Orange Line, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker urged Northeastern students to pay attention for another...

People celebrate Pride at Boston Pop-up Pride June 12. During Pride month, Northeastern tweeted its support about the LGBQ+ community.

Protesters march through the streets of Boston June 24 after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. After the Supreme Court's decision, a variety of states started imposing bans on abortion access.

A package exploded and left a staff member with minor injuries Tuesday evening, officials said. The explosion occurred around 7:18 p.m. at 39 Leon St. near Holmes Hall, Boston Police Department Superintendent...

While students have watched the construction site looming over Ruggles train station slowly come to resemble a building over the past two years, the project’s final year of construction will bring...

President Joseph E. Aoun speaks to the incoming students. He encouraged them to explore all Northeastern has to offer and not be afraid to change their course of study.

Student's promote their club at Fall Fest Sept. 6. The club fair gave students a chance to explore Northeastern's more than 400 student organizations.

A sea of umbrellas and rain coats accompanied students through Fall Fest. Clubs were set up all across campus, concentrated on Centennial Common, Krentzman Quadrangle, near Snell Library and by West Village....

Students chat about club offerings and opportunities Sept. 6. Fall Fest followed convocation and ran from noon to 3:30 p.m.

A member of the Nor'easters performs at the President's Convocation Sept. 6. The accapella group was joined by Kinematix, the cheer and dance teams and a string ensemble, among other student performers....

Students gathered in Matthews Arena at 11 a.m. Sept. 6. Throughout the hour-long ceremony, the class of 2026 heard from student and faculty speakers.

Student Government Association President Angelica Jorio speaks at Convocation. Jorio, who is from Italy, gave a special welcome to students at N.U.in Rome.

Students shine their phone flashlights during the ceremony. Twice during the ceremony, students participated in a flashy light show.

The Bhangra club performs in Matthews Arena Sept. 6. Dancers entertained students with a high-energy, colorful show before the ceremony started.

A member of the accapella group the Nor'easters performs at Convocation. The group performed both "Alma Mater" at the start of the ceremony and “Hall of Fame” by The Script at the end.

Newly graduated students wave at supporters after a hot and sunny ceremony. The graduates sat on the field and family and friends were in the stands.

Friends and family watch the undergraduate ceremony Friday evening. The undergraduates had about 24,000 guests in attendance for the ceremony.

Northeastern hosted its 2022 graduation ceremonies at Fenway Park Friday, May 13. The graduate ceremony took place in the morning and the undergraduate ceremony in the evening.

Supporters film the speakers toward the end of the undergraduate commencement. The graduate ceremony had about 22,000 friends and family in the stands.

Friends and family cheer during the undergraduate commencement ceremony. Many supporters gravitated towards shady seats, as Friday saw a bright sun and high temperatures.

At the end of the undergraduate commencement ceremony, those in the stands raised colorful papers to spell out "congrats NU 2022" for the new grads. The end of the ceremony also featured fireworks and...

Newly graduated students take a selfie as they exit Fenway Park.

Northeastern will announce Tuesday morning that it will no longer offer PCR COVID-19 testing on any campus, effective May 6.  In a message to the university community, that The News obtained a copy...

International Village, alongside East Village, is one of the dorms that will see new beds added this summer as part of Northeastern's broader plan to accommodate the increased student body.

After the race, athletes met up with family and friends, posed for pictures and took time to recover. The 26.2-mile race started in Hopkinton, MA, and ended on Boylston Street in Boston, MA.

Spectators lined the streets along the 125th Boston Marathon route Oct. 11.

This weeks marathon marked the return of fans to the streets of Boston for the marathon after a hiatus due to the pandemic.

After 910 days between Marathon Mondays, roughly 18,000 athletes participated in the 125th Boston Marathon Oct. 11. This years race is the smallest since 2002, in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mandatory masks indoors will soon be a thing of the past on Northeastern’s Boston campus.  Starting March 5, masks will only be required in the University Health and Counseling Services building....

Effective this Saturday, face coverings will be “optional in all settings” on the Boston campus except University Health and Counseling Services, according to a News@Northeastern article. This change,...

Inequitable pay and fraught working conditions have stressed Northeastern’s dining staff to the breaking point.

East Village currently contains 723 beds, which, under the proposed plan, would be increased to 930 for the Fall 2022 semester. During the public meeting, attendees expressed dissatisfaction with Northeastern’s...

The latest step in Northeastern’s plan to treat COVID-19 as an endemic came Friday morning. In an email to students, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs David Madigan and Chancellor...