April blossomed with spring flowers, sports victories and, for many, new beginnings. The 130th Boston Marathon took over the city streets and the Northeastern Class of 2026 walked across the stage for graduation. We sent our photo staff to capture it, and here’s the best of...
As clouded grays parted into sunny skies, spectators and runners alike donned yellow and blue in honor of the 130th Boston Marathon. The marathon featured over 30,000 participants and a record-breaking run done by men’s race winner John Korir, marking the day as a historic...
Protesters' breath was visible in the frigid air as they packed the plaza in front of the Massachusetts State House, transforming the snow-covered square into a sea of signs and chants. Nearly 1,000 Boston residents braved 10-degree temperatures to attend the "ICE Out Everywhere"...
Under the holiday bistro lights, the nose tingling smell of baked Cheese Haus sandwiches and sweet hot chocolate filled the air of Seaport this past holiday season at Boston’s annual Snowport Winter Village pop-up.
The Holiday Market is an iconic, hallmark spot for university...
Throughout 2025, the fervor of political movements, thrum of entertainment excellence, triumphant cheers of sports fans and quiet moments in between echoed through the world. Northeastern students experienced a taste of it all, with events like the anti-Trump “Hands Off”...
October’s autumn winds helped transform Boston and Northeastern into a colorful wonderland of fall festivities, sporting events and demonstrations. Students and Bostonians participated in the No Kings protest on Boston Common while preparing their Halloween costumes for later...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to spotlight research advances and reflect on trends in prevention and treatment. At Runway for Recovery's annual show held in Boston's Seaport district Oct. 3, the community took to the stage to celebrate individuals impacted...
People might not come to Boston for its scenery, but if you’re already here, there are some stunning spots you’re probably overlooking. The Emerald Necklace, a string of connected public parks stretching over 1,000 acres, holds far more than just the famous Boston Common:...
What does it mean to be performative? Is it drinking matcha and listening to Clairo? Reading feminist literature and wearing a carabiner? According to participants at the Performative Person Contest Sept. 27, it’s all of those things combined, exaggerated and put to the test.
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August was a month of preparation and last minute relaxation. With the beginning of fall right around the corner, Boston teemed with student deals, concerts and delicious food. We sent our photo staff to capture it, and here’s the best of what they brought back.
June is a month of celebration for the LGBTQ+ community and marks the official start of summer. This year, Boston’s students, educators, tourists and citizens alike stood up for what they believed in and commemorated the LGBTQ+ community’s achievements with the Boston Pride...
Although numerous students left Northeastern for the summer, Boston remained alive in May with celebrations for graduates and activism on various issues. Fireworks boomed in Fenway and megaphones echoed during demonstrations, and people cheered loudly for runners at races and...
