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By: Alyssa Stone
Happy Friday, Huskies! The fall semester has officially started. Across campuses in Boston, Oakland, New York City and London, incoming Huskies celebrated the beginning of their journeys at Northeastern during convocation ceremonies. Among welcoming events like Fall Fest and Taste of Oakland, Huskies back on campus made time to move-in to residence halls and enjoy […]
By: Matthew Modoono, Alyssa Stone
Happy Friday, Huskies! As the fall semester settles in, life across Northeastern's global campuses is in full swing.
Chipego Nkolola, a third-year data science and health sciences major, studies in Richardson Plaza on the Boston campus.
Northeastern’s AI MakerSpace, located in Snell Library, hosts a grand opening event. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University
By: Matthew Modoono, Alyssa Stone
Happy Friday, Huskies! This week, students in Oakland held a new kind of student government election. Over in Boston, dive inside the Soap Carving Club’s growing popularity. And, graduates share the businesses they build through entreprenuership.
Weathering the storm
A member of the Northeastern community studies in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University
Civil engineering majors Methun Thayaaparan, a second year, and Jasmin Romero Caballero, a third year, map 36 topical spots in Centennial Common for a class.
Northeastern students celebrate community resource dog Cooper’s sixth birthday in the Raytheon amphitheater in Boston.
By: Matthew Modoono
Happy Friday, Huskies! In Boston, Barry Flanagan’s “Large Left-Handed Drummer” keeps the beat between ISEC and EXP as fall colors start to creep across campus. Plus, President Joseph E. Aoun hands out hats at the PREF BBQ in the Fenway Center, and design student Andrew Wallace brews up big ideas on his third co-op at […]
