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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...
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.
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.
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...
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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.
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.
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 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 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 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...
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.
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.