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University News

Colorful tie-dye, matcha and a foam party keep Northeastern’s Boston campus buzzing during Welcome Week

A group of Northeastern staffers who participated in the event shown posing together on a small stage.

Staff members bond while competing in the first Advancement Amazing Race

Art Scene: This abstract sculpture gives a sense of ‘motion to metal’

A dog tag hangs from a wall as part of the Veterans Memorial on Northeastern's Boston campus.
University News

Honoring our fallen heroes: Northeastern’s Veterans Memorial tells their stories

Northeastern President Joseph Aoun speaks at the 2025 Commencement ceremony in front of the university seal.
University News

10 powerful quotes from Northeastern commencement speakers

Several members of the Northeastern community walk past a stainless steel sculpture of a person walking.

The gravity of these two stainless steel sculptures reaches ‘quantum’ proportions

Headshot of Kristen Puntier.

What’s the most popular spot at the Marino Center? Kristen Puntieri can tell you

A shop on a street in Toronto with a reddish orange overhang that has a painting of a bowl of soup and the restaurant name 'Ravi Soups' on it.

Toronto: Ravi Soups

A student wearing a hockey jersey, a black beanie, and glasses claps and cheers in the student section at the men's beanpot semifinal 2025 in TD Garden.
Sports

‘This is our Super Bowl.’ Northeastern students always show Husky spirit at the Beanpot

Portrait of David De Cremer, a Dean at Northeastern University.
University News

Business leaders should use human-centered approaches to AI adoption, Northeastern dean says

Jayson Tatum holding up a championship trophy while surrounded by other members of the Boston Celtics team.
Business

Why the Boston Celtics’ sale that could top $4.7 billion signals a booming market for sports franchises

Helena Gilbert-Snyder biking on the road with mountain vistas behind.
University News

She’s a pro cyclist racing on weekends, but this Northeastern grad says co-ops put her business career in motion