Alexander Nwagha holds his head in surprise Dec. 8. Nwagha had two rebounds and two blocks against Colgate.

The Northeastern men's soccer team attempts to gain control of the ball against Harvard Sept. 17. As the team settled into its new leadership, victories and strong performances began piling up.

Lenika Vazquez speaks to her team during a timeout Sept. 8. She coached Northeastern’s volleyball team from 2019 to the 2024 season.

Junior forward Oralye Kiefer jumps for the basket against UNH Nov. 14. The Huskies started the season 1-5.

Lauren Rowe fights for possession of the ball over Virginia Commonwealth University Sept. 22. The Husky notched a team-high 10 goals and 11 assists this season.

Abby Jegede fights for possession of the ball over the University of New Hampshire Nov. 14. The Husky notched a team-high 12 points in the game.

Northeastern unites on the ice against Stonehill Oct. 12. The team fell 6-5 in overtime to Providence Nov. 9, with five different Huskies potting goals.

The Huskies celebrate during a match against Stony Brook Oct. 25. The team notched back-to-back 3-1 victories over Campbell in its final home games of the season Nov. 9 and 10.

Tory Mariano dribbles the puck against Boston University Oct. 11. The Huskies recorded back-to-back shutouts against UConn Nov. 8 and 9.

Joe Connor reaches for the puck against Stonehill College Oct. 12. The freshman was drafted in the seventh round of the 2024 NHL draft to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Borgesi looks to strike the puck against Stonehill Oct. 12. The assistant captain ranked fifth among all defensemen in Hockey East last season.

A grey Scottish fold kitten looks around as it's held during the Boston Catstravaganza Oct. 13. Read more here.

Northeastern eyes the ball against Harvard Sept. 17. The Huskies tallied 16 shots compared to University of Delaware's 10 Oct. 19.

Jessie Hunt dribbles the ball against Monmouth Sept. 29. The Husky tallied an assist over Campbell Oct. 20 to total 26 career assists, a program record.

Hegarty protects the net against Harvard Sept. 17. He tallied 10 combined saves over University of Massachusetts Lowell and Stony Brook University Sept. 24 and Sept. 27, respectively.

Jaden Bogden battles for possession of the puck against Boston University Oct. 11. The Husky notched the fourth and final goal over Holy Cross Oct. 19.

The Boston Center for the Arts’ Cyclorama was filled with people and cats Oct. 12 and 13, who gathered to celebrate felines at the Boston Catstravaganza hosted by Loving Cats Worldwide.  Over two...

Oscar is presented during the show. Oscar was born in Puerto Rico and now lives in Brighton.

A cat owner answers questions about their Sphynx. Children were eager to learn about the cats at the event and have the chance to meet them.

The Roxbury shop Rye & Co. offers pet portraits for customers. Many people purchased drawings of their cats throughout the day.

Vendors sell a variety of cat-related items at booths surrounding the stages. Some vendors traveled from across the states while others were Boston-based.

Daiquiri enjoys a treat between shows. The tortoiseshell cat won Best All Breed among three of the five judges.

Chester, an Abyssinian cat, captures the attention of show attendees. Chester was one of three Abyssinian breeders entered into the competition.

A child poses with a Scottish fold kitten. Many people took pictures with the cats.

An attendee holds a Scottish fold cat. While many cats were entered in the competition, attendees were able to bring their own cats as well.

Scottish fold kittens play with a feather while awaiting judging. The kittens were 3 months old.

Shelley Elliot-Jenkins judges Trinity in her judging circle. Trinity was named Best Household Cat.

Steven Meserve, founder of Loving Cats Worldwide, judges a cat before an audience. Cats were assessed based on features such as temperament and physical appearance.

Fraser Brown reaches for the ball against Campbell Sept. 7. He notched Northeastern's second goal over Dartmouth Oct. 15.

Skylar Irving fights for the puck in the 4-0 shutout over Boston University Oct. 11. She potted the game-winner against Quinnipiac University Oct. 4, getting named Hockey East Player of the Week following...

Jack Williams battles for possession against the Skyhawks Oct. 12. He notched two of Northeastern's goals in the 5-1 win, tallying a game-high five shots.

Sciarra battles hard in the 0-0 tie versus Harvard Sept. 17. He tallied half the goals in Northeastern’s only win of the season, 4-2, against Merrimack Sept. 10.

Caron celebrates her goal over BU Oct. 11. The Husky was named Hockey East Rookie of the Week following the two-goal performance.

Gomez jumps, trying to get the kill against Dartmouth Sept. 8. The Husky notched a career-best 15 kills over UNCW Sept. 21.

Mak Graves keeps her eyes on the ball, trying to hold possession over the Tribe Oct. 4. The Husky notched Northeastern’s fourth and final goal of the game.

The Huskies circle up to discuss their game plan. Northeastern tallied 64 points compared to William & Mary’s 39 in the Oct. 5 matchup.

Every year, over 100,000 people visit King Richard's Faire during its eight-week season, which stretches from the end of the summer into early fall. The renaissance fair, founded in 1981, is located approximately...

An artisan demonstrates fabric spinning. Many of the items sold at the fair were handmade.

An aerialist performs on the Dance Stage. Each show repeated every few hours to give guests many opportunities to attend multiple acts of their choice during their visit.

Actors playing King Richard and Queen Anne perform “Wedding Bell Blues.” The comedy musical contained two acts with a two-hour break for audience members to explore the fair.

A vendor displays necklaces at their booth. Jewelry, Celtic clothing and pottery were just some items that could be purchased at the fair.

Performers manually operate a ride. The flying carousel was just one of many rides at the fair and was open to both children and adults.

A skilled leather crafter demonstrates the process of making a bag. Vendors showcased their skills inside their shops and booths.

Fair workers make and sell “Kettle Korn.” Other snacks included fried dough, cotton candy and more.

A mother and daughter participate in knife throwing. Interactive activities included crossbow shooting, axe throwing, darts and archery, which were spread across 80 acres of fairground.

A performer demonstrates his skill by juggling three flaming torches. The “Wonder Show” was an act of psychic comedy and magic.

A child tries their hand at jousting at the “Dragon Joust.” To win, participants had to ride a biplane while removing a ring from the dragon with a wooden sword.

Onlookers watch as actors perform the sport of jousting, popularized in the first half of the 13th century The goal of the sport was to unhorse the opponent by hitting the other’s shield with their...

A family takes pictures in the stocks outside the “Dragonwick Dungeon” show. The exhibit showcased a variety of medieval torture devices.

Captain Lauren Rowe maintains possession of the ball Sept. 22. She notched three goals against UMass Lowell Sept. 29, getting named CAA Player of the Week.

Avery LeVangie maintains possession against Monmouth Sept. 29. She scored Northeastern’s only goal of the game, her second of the season.

Men's soccer Senior forward Ethan Franco jumps over a Campbell defender Sept. 7. Read more here.

Kaylin Daniels jumps for the hit against UNCW Sept. 22. The Husky was the game leader in blocks, tallying nine.

Sebastian Restrepo slides toward the ball versus Campbell Sept. 7. The Husky led Northeastern’s efforts against William & Mary Sept. 21, tallying three shots, including two on goal.

Junior midfielder Kade Tepe keeps his eye on the ball, fighting for possession with a Harvard defender Sept. 17. The Crimson only earned two shots on goal compared to Northeastern’s five in the 0-0 match.

Senior forward Ethan Franco jumps over a Campbell defender Sept. 7. The Huskies tallied just five shots on goal against Drexel Sept. 14.

Senior Sebastian Restrepo fights for possession of the ball. He received a yellow card in the second half of the match.