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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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Musician Vicky Chow premieres ‘Piano Book’

Musician Vicky Chow premieres ‘Piano Book’

January 22, 2015
Vicky Chow, a Canadian pianist who is making waves in the contemporary classical style, took the stage at the Fenway Center last Saturday to an audience of 100.
Professors research focuses on activating social networks

Professor’s research focuses on activating social networks

January 22, 2015
To Brooke Foucault Welles, assistant professor of communication studies, social media is more than keeping in touch with friends.
Freshman journalism major PJ Wright sits at his desk in his dorm in East Village. Wright spent his first semester in the NU.in program in London.

East Village residence hall welcomes students

January 22, 2015
With the start of the spring semester, Northeastern welcomed students to the new East Village residence hall.
Startup lets local students perform odd jobs

Startup lets local students perform odd jobs

January 22, 2015
When Dave Fischer, a 24-year-old from Brighton, began working as one of GladlyDo’s friendly “doers,” the boy he babysits a few days a week was only a baby.
NU men’s hockey beats, ties University of Vermont

NU men’s hockey beats, ties University of Vermont

January 22, 2015
The Northeastern Huskies had a strong weekend in Burlington, defeating the 15-6-2 University of Vermont (UVM) Catamounts 4-1 on Friday, and battling their way to a 2-2 tie on Saturday.
Jury selection begins in Tsarnaev trial

Jury selection begins in Tsarnaev trial

January 15, 2015
Since Monday, Jan. 5, pre-selected groups of 200 individuals have packed the Moakley Federal Court Building in order to fill out surveys that will determine whether they are fit to judgeDzhokhar Tsarnaev, a 21-year old former University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth student accused of detonating two homemade pressure cooker bombs near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon.
Northeastern recognized by Carnegie Foundation for community engagement

Northeastern recognized by Carnegie Foundation for community engagement

January 14, 2015
Northeastern University has recently been recognized as one of 361 institutions for community engagement by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The recognition is centered around community and global involvement, including both institutional relations with surrounding areas and community service.
Law professor aids in Bakers transition

Law professor aids in Baker’s transition

January 14, 2015
Prior to being sworn in as Massachusetts Governor last week, Charlie Baker selected Deborah Ramirez, a professor at Northeastern Law School, to serve as a member of his transition team. Alongside more than 170 bipartisan experts and professionals from around the state, Ramirez will work to develop action-oriented recommendations to the new governor as he takes office.
Junior forward Kevin Roy holds back Boston College Eagles senior forward Michael Sit in the hockey game at Matthews Arena on Friday, Jan. 9. The Huskies Tied against the Eagles in the game 1-1.

Men’s hockey heats up in 2015

January 14, 2015
With six games over the winter break, the Northeastern University men’s hockey team looked to make up for some ground lost earlier in the season.
Public art initiative comes to Ryder Hall

Public art initiative comes to Ryder Hall

December 4, 2014
Visitors to Ryder Hall over the past few weeks were treated to a new view as the latest installation of Northeastern’s public art initiative brightened the wall. Art professor Sophia Ainslie created the mural “In Person” with the help of four students and her intern as a way of engaging with a wider audience.
Boston hailed for LGBT equality

Boston hailed for LGBT equality

December 4, 2014
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), an organization aimed at protecting the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals, recently awarded Boston a perfect score on the 2014 Municipal Equality Index (MEI).
DoE launches Title IX investigation at Northeastern

DoE launches Title IX investigation at Northeastern

December 4, 2014
Northeastern is one of 85 colleges and universities to be investigated by the United States Department of Education (DoE) for Title IX violations in the handling of sexual assault cases on campus. Other schools under investigation include Boston area Harvard College, Boston University and Emerson College, as well as other institutions such as the University of Virginia, all which have been at the forefront of the national conversation of sexual assault.