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Northeastern unveils statue of 16-foot hare outside ISEC

The Huntington News

Northeastern installed a bronze-cast statue of a 16-foot hare between ISEC and EXP Oct. 6, the latest addition to the university’s collection of public art. The statue, which weighs 2,600 pounds, depicts the figure of a hare with coiling legs holding a drum and drumstick, according to Northeastern Global News, or NGN. Known as “Large... The post Northeastern

NU sororities and fraternities post statements condemning alleged 2024 gang rape at Cornell

The Huntington News

Editor’s Note: This article discusses sexual assault. If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence or harassment, help is available. You can visit The Office of Prevention and Education at Northeastern to file a report, and view information for supporting survivors. Survivors may also contact RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline. Several Nor

Two decades of leadership in one hour: Here’s what we learned from the Aoun interview

The Huntington News

Northeastern President Joseph E. Aoun sat down for an interview with The Huntington News Sept. 2, his first since 2022, for a profile after finishing his second decade in the role in August. In the interview, Aoun, 73, discussed his tenure and offered insight into his leadership style and how he sees the roles of... The post Two decades of leadership in one

Northeastern opens AI makerspace in partnership with Microsoft

The Huntington News

Northeastern’s artificial intelligence, or AI, makerspace opened Sept. 28 on the first floor of Snell Library, where makerspace staff will lead workshops and guide students and faculty in using the technology. Created in partnership with Microsoft, the AI makerspace aims to help students, faculty and staff learn how to use AI efficiently, according to its...

Northeastern Tatte fails health inspection, investigators report possible mouse droppings - The Huntington News

The Huntington News

A Sept. 24 health inspection of the on-campus Tatte Bakery and Cafe revealed possible mouse droppings, among other violations.

At annual Sustainability Fair, organizations teach Northeastern students how they can do their part

The Huntington News

Under sunny skies, Northeastern students and faculty gathered Sept. 22 on Centennial Common for the university’s annual Sustainability Fair. Student groups, local Boston organizations and campus departments tabled on the quad to connect with the student body through interactive activities, including a rowing machine and a plastics drop-off station. Organizat

Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to limit international students’ length of stay - The Huntington News

The Huntington News

A federal judge temporarily blocked a Trump administration ruling that would limit international students to a fixed four-year period of admission.

DEVELOPING: Snell Library reopens after plumbing issue forced temporary closure - The Huntington News

The Huntington News

Snell Library reopened Thursday after a plumbing issue required people to evacuate Wednesday night.

Northeastern rises to No. 42 in annual U.S. News ranks - The Huntington News

The Huntington News

Northeastern rose four spots to 42nd place in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 college ranks, tying with Villanova University.

Free speech group ranks Northeastern near bottom in annual report - The Huntington News

The Huntington News

For the second year in a row, Northeastern placed among the lowest-ranked higher education institutions in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s annual free speech report, sitting at 258 out of 261.

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