The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University. More than 100 attendees filed into Egan Research Center for The Future of the Middle East Peace Process panel Feb. 4.

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Reach Print Web Social Newsletter Bundles Policies The Huntington News Business Board Since 1926, the Northeastern News was a major source of news at Northeastern University. The paper went independent from the university in 2008 and now operates as The Huntington News and is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit. The News publishes...

Staff Directory — Join Us — Submit — Board of Directors — Advertise — Interview Process Our Mission The Huntington News is dedicated to serving the Northeastern University community with original, professional reporting and creating an environment in which student journalists can learn from one another. Our History For 82 years, The Northeastern News was a …

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University. Dressed up in their most formal attire, not an empty seat was in sight when over 200 people gathered in the Fenway Center Feb. 1 for a Lunar New Year gala to wish the community good …

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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University. In 1909, eight Northeastern engineering students sent out co-op applications to four local employers, hoping to land a job at a wage of 10 cents...

Every Northeastern student who has walked through Krentzman Quad has passed Ell Hall. Yet, few know the story of the man it honors: Carl Stephen Ell, Northeastern's second president, who transformed Northeastern from a small, YMCA-affiliated institution into a global university...

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University. As Boston’s low January temperatures are exacerbated by powerful winds and weekly snowfall, the city’s community has greatly considered how to best dress their dogs.