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Matt Yan, Editor-in-Chief

Matt Yan is a third-year journalism and English combined major and Editor in Chief of The News. He previously served as editor for the lifestyle and social media sections. He’s excited to continue to grow the News’ coverage both on campus and in our surrounding communities. Give him a follow on Twitter @yanmatt0 for the latest updates.

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Graduates pose for a picture after receiving their alumni pins.

After year and a half of delays, class of 2020 celebrates commencement at Matthews Arena

November 13, 2021
Northeastern announced Sept. 14 that the negotiations it was in with Mills College in Oakland, California, have been finalized. The partnership will also lead to the creation of the Mills Institute which, according to News@Northeastern, will be dedicated to empowering women, BIPOC and first-generation students.

Northeastern, Mills College finalize partnership

September 14, 2021
Q&A: President Aoun discusses returning to Northeastern, diversity issues

Q&A: President Aoun discusses returning to Northeastern, diversity issues

August 27, 2021
Masks are no longer required in indoor settings on Bostons campus for vaccinated individuals.

Northeastern updates mask protocols, changes density restrictions in buildings

May 19, 2021
Pandemic Shakespeares logo reimagines a 16th-17th century printers device or icon with the coronavirus molecule.

Pandemic Shakespeare builds virtual, global community through classic plays

March 2, 2021
The university announced Feb. 26 in an email that Northeastern will no longer be scheduling first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine due to Massachusetts decision to prioritize other vaccination sites.

Northeastern to stop administering first doses of vaccine at state’s direction

February 27, 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

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

February 9, 2021
Shalanda Baker is joining the Biden administration as deputy director for energy justice at the Department of Energy.

Northeastern professor Shalanda Baker enters new role in Biden administration

January 29, 2021
Rep. David LeBoeuf serves as the state representative for the 17th Worcester District.

Rep. David LeBoeuf seeks to bring community, constituents of Worcester together

November 24, 2020
The University Health and Counseling Services building is one location students can seek medical care.

Students echo communication issues with NU health plan

November 18, 2020
Haley House was founded in 1996 and is located in Roxburys Nubian Square.

Haley House Bakery Café serves food to empower community

October 28, 2020
Faculty expected to return to campus for spring semester per updated remote work policy

Faculty expected to return to campus for spring semester per updated remote work policy

October 23, 2020
“I know that the chances of students dying are low, but is that what it’s going to take?” said Abbie Levesque, a doctoral candidate in English and instructor of first-year writing.

Faculty members describe confusion, pressure to return to campus

October 12, 2020
Lexlyfe in her Principal Janet attire.

Viral TikTokers at Northeastern: LexLyfe

September 29, 2020
A wall in the Office of Global Services depicting a greeting in numerous languages.

The LANG Initiative provides translations of reopening documents, university resources to increase language accessibility

September 9, 2020
TJ and Hadley Douglas pictured in front of a wine rack at The Urban Grape

The Urban Grape launches new wine studies award for students of color

August 4, 2020
A group of hand-sewn, custom masks from SchnelleCares.

SchnelleCares masks sewn for a larger purpose, serves local Black community

July 15, 2020
A dish served at Lucy Ethiopian Café.

Lucy Ethiopian Café sees continued support amid Black Lives Matter movement

July 8, 2020

Column: Black-owned restaurants to support near campus

June 30, 2020
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