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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

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Northeastern's most recent testing data reveals 80 positive cases of COVID-19, with 35 recent cases identified as Omicron.

[Photo] What does the rise of the Omicron variant mean for Northeastern, Boston as a whole? 

Rachel Umansky-Castro, news correspondent
December 19, 2021

Northeastern's most recent testing data reveals 80 positive cases of COVID-19, with 35 recent cases identified as Omicron.

Northeastern announced new guidance on vaccination requirements for Family and Friends Weekend and in-arena sports events Oct. 15.

[Photo] Northeastern announces COVID-19 requirements for family weekend, in-arena athletic events

Sarah Barber, news staff
October 15, 2021

Northeastern announced new guidance on vaccination requirements for Family and Friends Weekend and in-arena sports events Oct. 15.

Students, faculty and staff were required to be vaccinated before the start of the fall semester, and will be tested once a week.

[Photo] Northeastern prepares for a more ‘normal’ fall semester

Marta Hill, campus editor
September 7, 2021

Students, faculty and staff were required to be vaccinated before the start of the fall semester, and will be tested once a week.

Northeastern announced June 9 that fully vaccinated people will no longer be required to participate in regular COVID-19 testing or complete a daily wellness check. The changes go into effect June 18.

[Photo] Northeastern loosens testing requirements for summer term

Clara McCourt, news staff
June 9, 2021

Northeastern announced June 9 that fully vaccinated people will no longer be required to participate in regular COVID-19 testing or complete a daily wellness check. The changes go into effect June 18....

A few of the "golden snitch" posts focused on students gathering in the tents set up around campus.

[Photo] NEU Gigs “golden snitch” posts spark debate around public shaming

Luiza Loyo, news correspondent
October 7, 2020

A few of the "golden snitch" posts focused on students gathering in the tents set up around campus.

Cabot, once a facility where varsity, club and intramural sports could occur, has been the home of a massive testing operation this semester.

[Photo] Initial COVID testing shows promising results, minor issues

Seamus McAvoy, news staff
September 23, 2020

Cabot, once a facility where varsity, club and intramural sports could occur, has been the home of a massive testing operation this semester.

All Northeastern students will be tested at the Cabot Testing Center.

[Photo] Northeastern to outsource portion of COVID-19 test processing to Broad Institute

Kelly Chan, editor-in-chief
August 28, 2020

All Northeastern students will be tested at the Cabot Testing Center.

A new sign and hand sanitizer dispenser in Curry Student Center.

[Photo] University announces new health violations tipline, threatens students who party with suspension

Corey Dockser, news correspondent
August 28, 2020

A new sign and hand sanitizer dispenser in Curry Student Center.

A vacant student section during a hockey game earlier this season.

[Photo] Northeastern athletics has been on a long hot streak. Why do so few people go to games?

Charlie Wolfson, news staff
January 29, 2020

A top five ranked team hasn't been enough to draw in the fans.

Chloe Aurard moves behind the net during yesterday's game against Maine.

[Photo] Women’s hockey denied home sweep, lose to Maine, 3-2

Jordan Baron, sports editor
November 24, 2019

Chloe Aurard moves behind the net during yesterday's game against Maine.

Freshman forward Katy Knoll secured the game-winning goal against Maine.

[Photo] Women’s hockey keeps win streak alive with 2-1 win over Maine

George Barker, deputy sports editor
November 23, 2019

Freshman forward Katy Knoll secured the game-winning goal against Maine.

Kristen Brennan and Hannah Magnuson, both employees at Brennan's Smoke Shop, stand in front of the Massachusetts State House in protest of the menthol ban.

[Photo] Boston Convenience Store Owners Association protests the menthol ban

Christie Ya-Chi Lee, news correspondent
November 13, 2019

Ketan Patel, owner of the Quick Mart in Wakefield, MA and the Main Street Smoke Shop in Peabody.

Pete Buttigieg made a stop at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston on Oct. 29.

[Photo] Pete Buttigieg brings presidential campaign to Boston fundraiser

Jessica Silverman, news staff
November 4, 2019

Pete Buttigieg made a stop at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston on Oct. 29.

Sculptures made from canned goods are on display at the Boston Society of Architects, or BSA, through Oct. 25 as part of Canstruction Boston.

[Photo] Canstruction Boston promotes hunger awareness through canned food sculptures

Jayden Khatib, news correspondent
October 23, 2019

Sculptures made from canned goods are on display at the Boston Society of Architects, or BSA, through Oct. 25 as part of Canstruction Boston.

Kara Rofé (left) and Sky Bauer (right).

Kara Rofé (left) and Sky Bauer (right).

Thousands showed up to cheer on Boston Marathon runners on Monday.

NU students and alumni conquer their first Boston Marathon

Samantha Barry, news staff
April 17, 2019
When Marathon Monday began, it looked like it was going to be a cloudy, rainy race, but as runners took off, the skies cleared and the weather completely turned around.
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Pete Buttigieg made a stop at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston on Oct. 29.

[Photo] Buttigieg’s candor ignites interest on campus

Isabel Stephens, news staff
April 16, 2019

The line of attendees waiting for Pete Buttigieg stretched far beyond the building.

Reine Lederer packs for her summer trip to Spain in her International Village dorm room. She spent last semester in Germany with the N.U.in program.

[Photo] Student summer plans span the globe

Deanna Schwartz, deputy campus editor
April 16, 2019

Lauren Murphy will be staying on campus this summer to be an orientation leader.

Peter Cunningham (right) and his teammate Jackie Creasey reach out for a fist bump during a March 20 training run in preparation for the Boston Marathon.

NU students and alumni prepare for Boston Marathon

Samantha Barry, news staff
April 10, 2019
This year, Northeastern students and alumni will be running the 26.2 mile course and have spent the past several months training for the big day.
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Rep. Kay Khan, Tammy Monteiro, Alex Boyer-Coffey, Amanda Parker and Fraidy Reiss sing in front of Gov. Charlie Baker’s office.

Unchained at Last hosts protest against child marriage at State House

Samantha Barry, news staff
April 3, 2019

When she was in high school, Tammy Monteiro was picking out her wedding dress instead of her prom dress. At 16, Monteiro was legally married to a 25-year-old man at a New Bedford courthouse. “In one...

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Giving Day is advertised as a day-long philanthropic initiative in which the Northeastern community is asked to "support" the university through donations.

[Photo] Op-ed: Giving Day agenda reveals Northeastern’s real priorities

Maya Homan
April 2, 2019

Giving Day is advertised as a day-long philanthropic initiative in which the Northeastern community is asked to "support" the university through donations.

Giving Day promotional materials appear around campus, including this poster on Huntington Avenue.

[Photo] Fake Giving Day posters go viral, spark debate over NU fundraising

Deanna Schwartz, news staff
March 27, 2019

Giving Day promotional materials appear around campus, including this poster on Huntington Avenue.

Occeus and junior guard Donnell Gresham Jr. await the decision of the NCAA selection committee Mar. 17.

[Photo] Occeus’ return from injury sparks tournament run

Mike Puzzanghera, sports editor
March 19, 2019

Occeus and junior guard Donnell Gresham Jr. await the decision of the NCAA selection committee Mar. 17.

Jeremy Miller, Anthony Green and Jordan Roland celebrate the team's selection to the NCAA Tournament and matchup with Kansas on Thursday.

[Photo] Huskies marvel at NCAA bid, reflect on journey to this point

Charlie Wolfson, editor-in-chief
March 18, 2019

Vasa Pusica talks with Jordan Roland while the team waits for its first-round matchup to be announced on Sunday.

Senior winger Austin Plevy races into the offensive zone.

[Photo] Men’s hockey advances to Hockey East semis after sweeping Maine

Mike Puzzanghera, sports editor
March 16, 2019

Junior winger Grant Jozefek fends off Maine junior center Tim Doherty.

First-year business student Lucas Espada turned to helping others through the college athletics recruitment process after an injury prevented him from playing Division I soccer.

[Photo] After ankle injury, NU student starts video company to help other student athletes

Joe Lantow, news correspondent
March 1, 2019

First-year business student Lucas Espada turned to helping others through the college athletics recruitment process after an injury prevented him from playing Division I soccer.

The News has maintained a biweekly print schedule while eliminating its debt.

[Photo] Release: The Huntington News is debt-free

February 27, 2019

The News has maintained a biweekly print schedule while eliminating its debt.

Senior goalkeeper Brianna Storms looks on from the bench during a prior game against Boston University. The senior made 21 saves in her first career start Friday.

[Photo] Storms weathers Merrimack attack, earns first career win

Mike Puzzanghera, sports editor
February 22, 2019

Senior goalkeeper Brianna Storms looks on from the bench during a prior game against Boston University. The senior made 21 saves in her first career start Friday.

"Spamilton" cast performs at Huntington Theatre Company.

Review: ‘Spamilton: An American Parody’

Samantha Barry, news staff
February 20, 2019

How does a Needham-raised playwright, actor and director manage to create a show that not only spoofs the mega-hit “Hamilton” but also the entire Broadway industry itself? The answer is simple....

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Student Government Association President Dylan Blacom addresses the Senate in a meeting Feb. 4.

[Photo] SGA widely cuts club funding but maintains near-$57,000 budget

Charlie Wolfson, editor-in-chief
February 7, 2019

Student Government Association President Dylan Blacom addresses the Senate in a meeting Feb. 4.

Senior forward Tori Sullivan moves up the ice.

[Photo] Women’s hockey loses Beanpot heartbreaker in shootout against BU

Mike Puzzanghera, sports editor
February 5, 2019

Senior forward Tori Sullivan moves up the ice.

Maria Henriquez returns to campus after a co-op at the University of London in the Music, Mind and Brain Group.

[Photo] LGBTQ+ students struggle with decision to come out while on co-op

Phil Zminda, news correspondent
January 23, 2019

Maria Henriquez returns to campus after a co-op at the University of London in the Music, Mind and Brain Group.

The Boston Synagogue, located on 55 Martha Road. The synagogue has tightened its security due to concerns over rising anti-semitism.

[Photo] Boston Synagogue weighs security questions post-Pittsburgh

Ha Ta, news correspondent
January 16, 2019

The Boston Synagogue, located on 55 Martha Road. The synagogue has tightened its security due to concerns over rising anti-semitism.

Ciara McAloon writes and directs first show for Silver Masque

Ciara McAloon writes and directs first show for Silver Masque

Samantha Barry, assistant photo editor
November 29, 2018
NU Theater and English student Ciara McAloon wrote and directed her first play as part of Silver Masque's Fortnight program.
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