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Though usually commencement ceremonies are held at TD Garden, this year Northeastern will host in-person commencement ceremonies the weekend of May 8 at Fenway Park.

[Photo] Northeastern updates plans to include in-person commencement for graduate students

March 18, 2021
Students received zeros on their assignments and were in danger of failing the course if another instance of plagiarism was discovered.

NU Center for Inclusive Computing puts female narratives first

August 29, 2019
Crime Log: Monday, July 22 to Sunday, July 28

Crime Log: Monday, July 22 to Sunday, July 28

July 31, 2019
[UPDATED] Attempted on-campus sexual assault suspect arrested

[UPDATED] Attempted on-campus sexual assault suspect arrested

July 23, 2019
NU organizations form student task force against fascism

NU organizations form student task force against fascism

June 30, 2019
Under the front cover of Robert Paxton’s “The Anatomy of Fascism,” there were 10 booklets, all titled Northeastern University European Resistance.

[UPDATED] Northeastern responds to fascist materials found in Snell

June 18, 2019
Offred, played by Jennifer Johnson Cano, sees her room for the first time in Boston Lyric Operas production of Margaret Atwoods seminal dystopian novel.

Review: The Handmaid’s Tale opera delivers in victorious adaptation

May 13, 2019
Uber and Lyft drivers went on strike Wednesday to demand higher wages and better transparency.

Uber and Lyft drivers strike nationwide for better pay, transparency

May 11, 2019
At the 117th commencement in Northeasterns history, 4,000 students received diplomas.

Speaker celebrates ‘un-Instagrammable selves’ as 4,000 graduate

May 5, 2019
Some members of the Northeastern Full-Time Faculty Union Organizing Committee are pictured from left to right: Melissa Pearson, Vaso Lykourinou, Aaron Block, Nick Brown, and Sebastian Stockman

Faculty organizers express tentative hope for unionization

May 2, 2019
Student protesters with t-shirts and signs stating “Let Faculty Vote” held a sit-in at the Visitor Center April 18.

Sit-in at Visitor Center disrupts prospective student tours

April 23, 2019
Industry professionals, faculty and students mingle in ISEC before the RISE awards.

RISE provides students with valuable practice, exposure

April 8, 2019
Alumni relations grants fourth- and fifth-year students access to alumni networking service.

Referenda proposals focus on transparency, sexual misconduct on campus

April 3, 2019
The Student Government Association office is located in 332 Curry Student Center.

Clubs frustrated with signature collection process to legitimize referenda

April 3, 2019
Nola Rich holds up a dose of the Narcan nasal spray, used to temporarily reduce overdoses.

Students push for greater overdose prevention

March 27, 2019
Max Willner-Giwerc oversees the Finance Board as SGA comptroller.

SGA transitions to annual budget allocation system

March 20, 2019
Casey Waskiewicz is the chair of SGAs Election Committee.

SGA adds abstain option to upcoming elections ballot

March 20, 2019
Chris Brown (right) and Gabby Nobile (left) are running uncontested for president and executive vice president of the SGA.

Chris Brown to run for SGA president unopposed

March 20, 2019
Packages delivered through Frisky Husky include contraceptives such as condoms, oral dams and water-based lubricants.

Frisky Husky delivers free contraception

March 4, 2019
Student Government Association President Dylan Balcom addresses the Senate in a meeting Feb. 4.

SGA updates policy to better evaluate referenda

February 20, 2019
Third-year Dylan Balcom is the president of the Student Government Association.

SGA president and SARC work toward assault prevention trainings in classes

February 20, 2019
April Ryan signs a copy of her new book, “Under Fire: Reporting from the Front Lines of the Trump White House” on Feb. 8.

Journalist April Ryan speaks at NU on covering the Trump White House

February 10, 2019
Political-philosophical documentary What is Democracy? will screen at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge Feb. 1-7.

‘What is Democracy?’ offers a transparent take on global affairs

January 30, 2019
OPEN, the Office of Prevention and Education at Northeastern, provides resources for students on topics related to sexual violence.

SARC responds to Title IX change

January 29, 2019
Federally funded research at Northeastern will continue uninterrupted during the government shutdown.

Government shutdown brings consequences for students, research

January 23, 2019
Snell will be closing for part of the weekend.

It’s not what it looks like: Snell renovations add seats to 4th floor

January 16, 2019
Charles Wallace Thomas mediates a Q&A with co-founder of Initiate Justice Richie Resada, and Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors Dec. 3. / Photo courtesy Federico Toro Uribe

SAID hosts BLM activist and co-founder in conversation

December 6, 2018
Female entrepreneurs discuss startup culture

Female entrepreneurs discuss startup culture

November 29, 2018
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