Visiting from New York City, “The TUNEabomber,” written and performed by John Lampe and Michael Wysong with direction and choreography by Liz Power, played two shows at The Rockwell in Somerville on...

In another stop on the lovers’ long journey, the second “Hadestown” national tour played at the Emerson Colonial Theatre Feb. 26 to March 1. Together, the cast and crew gave a showstopping performance,...

If you’ve looked at the news lately, you’ve probably found yourself exhausted by headlines, several of which seem better fit to come from The Onion or the plot of a “Saturday Night Live” skit rather...

Eat better, improve your relationships, manage a budget. If you’ve ever talked about New Year’s resolutions, chances are, you’ve either heard or given one of these answers yourself. Some may see...

Science, math, English and history — the “core classes” every student needs to take to meet graduation requirements, at least in the United States, usually in both high school and college. At Northeastern,...

When you think of college classes, you may think of the traditional lecture. Students file into a classroom, prepare their notetaking materials and watch the professor talk for one or two hours. Homework...

Fat Bear Week, hosted annually by the Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska, celebrates the peninsula’s brown bears as they prepare for hibernation. Taking place around late September or early...

Being in college is one of the ultimate social and professional challenges. Trying to balance having friends and fun hobbies while also building a network and gaining real-world career experience is no...

With the release of her third studio album, “A Matter of Time,” Laufey departs from her “jazzier” side and enters an era of vulnerability and self-exploration. Released Aug. 22, with a bonus track...

When I decided to stay in Boston for Summer 1 and 2 courses, I thought my summer would be filled with some sort of magic. With warmer weather and what I thought would be a more relaxed schedule — considering...

In January, shortly after Northeastern changed its Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to the “Office of Belonging,” I wrote an op-ed addressing what this decision could mean for Northeastern’s...

Every Northeastern student is familiar with the stress of housing selection: With your housing lottery number in hand, you eagerly wait for your selection slot only to watch all the best options get booked...

If you’ve seen any photos of Elon Musk lately, chances are, you’ll see him right at President Donald Trump’s side — so much so that it seems like he might as well be the vice president. While Musk...

Imagine — it’s the first day of class. You walk into the room, sit down and wait tensely for the professor to show up. They show up ten minutes late, offer no explanation or apology and then proudly...

“What’s your major?”  This is the ever-so-classic unavoidable question most college students face. Typically, it’s one of the first things you share when introducing yourself. But there’s...

Ah, yes. Daylight saving time — some hate it, some love it, but it still comes back. Maximizing daytime hours, more sun, less nighttime — who could ask for more? Doesn’t that sound great?  Well,...

As kids, we were usually told to leave the “important stuff” to the adults and the experts. We listened to Bill Nye, trusted our teachers who simply “knew better” and were taught that the adults...

If you’ve been online at any point since 2020, you’ve likely heard of “BookTok,” the literature-focused side of TikTok. Despite its mixed reputation and wide range of problems — including the...

President Donald Trump issued an executive order Jan. 21 attacking diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, and related programs across the country, including at “institutions of higher education with...

College majors tend to have two broad categories: humanities and STEM. Yet, sometimes it seems like the two sides have gone to war, arguing about which field is better, especially in terms of monetary...

It’s not exactly a secret that Northeastern has an overcrowding problem. Marino Recreation Center has a reputation for being packed every day of the week. Finding an empty seat in Snell Library, especially...

“Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” directed by Jeff Fowler, introduces a powerful addition to the colorful bunch — Shadow the Hedgehog (Keanu Reeves). Set in 2024, the film focuses on Shadow’s backstory and...

Jorge Rivera-Herrans has captured the hearts of millions with “EPIC: The Musical,” a project over five years in the making. The pre-release phase of this loose adaptation of “The Odyssey,” —...

Life comes with plenty of transitions, some unavoidable and many harder than others. Going from kindergarten to first grade feels minor now, even though it felt like the entire world to us then. Before...

Mxmtoon’s newest and third studio album, “liminal space,” released Nov. 1, 2024, carries the artist’s dynamic essence more than ever. Since the 2022 release of “rising,” her second studio album,...

Northeastern Dining says it offers a “wide assortment” of healthy and sustainable meal options, including accommodations for those with vegan, vegetarian, halal and kosher diets and foods free from...

On the night of the 2024 presidential election, Nov. 5, millions of Americans watched as the election map turned redder by the hour and as hope seemed to fall further out of reach. The faith we had, the...

The estimated cost of attendance for the 2024-25 school year at Northeastern University’s Boston campus includes tuition, fees, housing, meal plan and “estimated indirect costs.” All of that comes...

On Oct. 12, attendees of the Boston Indigenous Peoples Day March made their way through Downtown Boston chanting “Indigenous Peoples Day now,” calling for the Massachusetts government to recognize...

Note: This article contains mentions of content that may be disturbing to some readers, including toxic relationships, domestic violence and sexual assault. “Ellen, I am confident that the next sentence...