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Dylan Hryckowian dribbles the puck against UNH Nov. 16. The Husky potted the winning goal over the Wildcats in a shootout.
Harold Woods jumps for the shot over Princeton Nov. 10. The Husky tallied a game-high 27 points in the matchup.
Harold Woods jumps for the basket in a victory over Boston University Nov. 4. The Huskies finished 12-20 last season and are looking for redemption.
LA Pratt dribbles the ball against Boston University Nov. 4. The junior transfer notched a game-high 24 points in the matchup.
Guests pose with an undead monster at Boston's Wicked Haunt Fest Oct. 20. Read more here.
Boston’s newest Halloween attraction is here for a limited time. First opening the week of Oct. 9, Boston’s Wicked Haunt Fest takes a new spin on Halloween thrills.
Carl Rugato, the founder of Boston’s...
An illuminated Ankh warns visitors entering the world of Anubis, God of Death, in “Rise of the Ankh.” The haunt was filled with mummies, snakes and other surprises.
Skeletons climb a building in the middle of the festival grounds as smoke comes out around it. The skeletons climbed buildings and came to life throughout the festival.
Attendees gather at picnic tables, enjoying food and drinks. There were plenty of standing and sitting tables.
A guest throws a beanbag with her friends while enjoying the festivities and lawn games. There were many other lawn games set up, including table tennis and Connect Four.
An undead monster takes a picture with scared fans. Many creatures walked around the festival, taking pictures with and scaring guests.
A Wicked Haunt Fest sign is illuminated by a skeleton. The skeleton peered through, looking at passersby while holding the event sign.
Freshly baked croissants from one of the local stores are decorated festively. Seasonal food and drinks such as cider and candy apples were served throughout the festival.
Halloween-themed hats sit on a shelf. The vendor was one of many shops located inside the festival that sold all types of Halloween-themed goods.
Students line up for sorority rush activities. Over 1,000 people participated in rush this semester.
Crowd members put their phones up and sway back and forth during Zedd's "Telos" tour at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Sept. 20. Read more here.
Zedd made his second stop of his United States “Telos” tour at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Sept. 20. He performed for two nights, the first being Sept. 19. Both shows were jam-packed and the Sept. 20...
Fans scream in excitement and raise their hands up in the air. Zedd had just walked onto the stage, ready to start his set.
The outside of MGM Music Hall advertises Zedd’s performance later in the night. The line stretched down the block as fans waited to get in.
The colors of the rainbow surround Zedd, leaving only his silhouette. This was a callback to his “True Colors” album that experimented with color.
Crowd members put their phones up and sway back and forth while singing “Clarity.” Zedd came back out to play this song as an encore.
Pyrotechnics, smoke and lasers go off as Zedd reaches the peak of his song. Zedd spared no expense on production, making sure there were plenty of effects throughout the entire performance.
Beams of light surround Zedd during one of his slow songs, creating a sun-like effect. This was met with screams of awe as the audience tried to comprehend what they were seeing.
Fire erupts and Zedd jumps as the song reaches the chorus. He fed off the energy from the crowd, leading to no dull moments in his set.
Smoke flies up in the air after the music reaches a bass drop. The crowd remained on their feet for Zedd’s entire performance.
Opener Ellis plays as the crowd grows and waits for Zedd. The concert was night two of the “Telos” Boston tour.
Mesto plays as the floor fills and blue lasers shine over him. He was the last opener before Zedd came on.
YDSA members collaborate on campaign planning. Many schools in the Boston area implemented free or discounted MBTA passes for students.
Two pro-Israel counter protesters hold up an Israeli flag in front of a crowd of pro-Palestine protesters Friday night. The Boston Globe updated its reporting on the "Kill the Jews" remark heard Friday...
Pro-Israel protesters stand on the pro-Palestine demonstrators' barricade holding an Israel flag. Chants of "Free Free Palestine" and "Free the Hostages" clashed from the pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protesters...
A pro-Palestine demonstrator uses a megaphone to inform the protesters to "not engage" with the pro-Israel protesters.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey returned to Boston for a limited time at Agganis Arena from March 28 to April 7. Known as “The Greatest Show On Earth,” the Ringling Bros. circus dates back...
(left to right) Isabelle Roberts, Eve Davidson, Barton and Katy Silva in the sleepover scene from "Usual Girls." Some members of the cast, such as Davidson, related to their characters' struggles.
Candace Persuasian flips her hair. During her last act, she danced to "ALIEN SUPERSTAR," to the delight of the crowd.
A student smiles after getting pied in the face during Northeastern's Relay for Life fundraiser March 22. Read more here.
A student attempts to go under a limbo bar.
Jack Williams takes a shot against Lowell. Williams tallied a goal and an assist against the River Hawks Feb. 17.
Graduate student forward Chris Doherty dribbles the ball past two College of Charleston players as graduate guard Luka Sakota watches Feb. 15.
Gunnarwolfe Fontaine takes a shot in the Saturday night home game against Lowell. Fontaine broke open the scoring with three minutes to go in the second period.
Alex Campbell swerves around a Maine defender. The Huskies beat the Black Bears 6-3 in the pair's first meeting of the season.
