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Kick Start the Summer Semester
Explore Summer EventsIs your student spending the summer in Boston and looking for ways to have fun while away from the classroom?
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Dialogues of Civilizations Back in Full Swing
Read MoreAfter a pandemic-induced hiatus, Northeastern professors and students are once again heading out on month-long international adventures.
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Orientation for Fall 2022 Entry
Learn MoreFor any and all orientation questions for new Huskies, check out the Student Orientation and Family Programs page.
Mental Health Resources
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What is Find@Northeastern?
Learn MoreFind@Northeastern is a 24/7 support service to help offer guidance and connect students with a local or video counselor for unlimited free counseling sessions. The Find@Northeastern team can also help with referrals and act as an e-coach through ICare. Services are also offered for international numbers.
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Did you know students get free access to Headspace?
Sign Up NowAll full-time Northeastern students receive free access to the Headspace app with their Northeastern email address. Headspace offers over 1,000+ hours of guided meditations and sleep content, mini exercises for busy schedules, and has been proven to reduce stress in just 10 days.
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Looking for customized mental health strategies?
Explore SilverCloudFind@Northeastern also offers an online and on-demand mental health and well-being platform called SilverCloud. SilverCloud is a digital program that provides students with tailored strategies to manage depression, anxiety, sleep issues, stress, resilience and more. Sessions are available in English and Spanish and can be self-guided or set up with a wellness coach.
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Are there walk-in options?
What to Expect at UHCSYes, UHCS offers mental health walk-in hours for students in Massachusetts. Walk-in hours are available from
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 11 a.m – 2 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday: 5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
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What about support groups?
Support GroupsNortheastern offers several support groups for current Northeastern students located in Massachusetts. All groups are a nonjudgmental and confidential space to learn from others and receive personal support. Support group topics range from grief and loss to depression, coping with COVID, stress and anxiety, food fears, and sexual assault.
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Who to contact?
Samaritans Statewide Helpline 877.870.HELP (4673)
Boston Emergency Service Team 800.981.4357
National Suicide Prevention Line 800.273.TALK (8255)
Crisis Text Line 741741
UHCS 617.373.2772
Find@Northeastern +1.877.233.9477 (U.S.)
Find@Northeastern +1.781.457.7777 (International)
Northeastern University Police Department 617.373.3333
Urgent Care Brookline 617.751.6205
Urgent Care Boston Common 617.393.5059
Sexual Violence Resource Center 617.373.4459
Northeastern University Student Health Plan (NUSHP) 617.373.8007”
Student Life
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Take a deep dive into the Three Seas Program
The immersive and field-intensive program in marine biology allows students to live and work in three distinct environments. You’re invited to swim along.Read Full Story -
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Get involved!
Explore OpportunitiesHome to nearly 400 student organizations, Northeastern offers endless opportunities for your student to get involved.
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Undergraduate Research
Learn MoreUndergraduate students can participate in research and creative endeavors across the disciplines at Northeastern through The Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships.
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Follow the #NUexperience
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MBTA.com
Getting around the city on the MBTA
COVID-19 Guidance
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Do at-home COVID-19 tests expire?
The short answer is yes, says Jared Auclair, director of the Biopharmaceutical Analysis Training Lab at Northeastern. Here’s a look at why different tests have different expiration windows, and the best way to store them at home.Read Full Story -
Can you get COVID-19 twice within 90 days? Here's why it's more likely now than ever.
Even as we erect more and more barriers against COVID-19, the virus evolves to break them. Northeastern experts explain why this happens, and what it means for your health.Read Full Story -
COVID-19 isn’t going away. But now we know how to live with it.
The COVID-19 toolbox is starting to look a lot more like the approach to battling other viruses. “So 2022 is sort of about making that transition to the new endemic world,” says Jared Auclair, director of the Biopharmaceutical Analysis Training Lab at Northeastern.Read Full Story
Additional Resources
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NUPD Advisory Board
Learn MoreThe NUPD Advisory Board’s mission is to guide, inform, and strengthen NUPD’s relationship with the community—both within and outside Northeastern.
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Pay bills and view student information at my.Northeastern.edu
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Dates to Remember
Jul 04Independence Day, no classes
Jul 05First day of Summer II classes
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Study Spaces On Campus
Find Study SpaceStudents can use this tool to find a safe space to study, participate in remote classes, and collaborate.
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24/7 Mental Health Support
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5 years, 2 degrees
Northeastern’s PlusOne programs allow undergraduates to earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years—and still take advantage of Northeastern’s signature experiential opportunities.
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Resources for international families
Learn MoreIs your student new to the United States? The Office of Global Services is here to help with visa applications, documentation, employment opportunities, and student support.
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International Travel
The Northeastern Travel Support Network promotes safety beyond the Boston campus with 24/7 international emergency assistance.
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Co-op & Career Resources
Learn MoreSet your child up for career success with Northeastern’s cornerstone experiential learning program – cooperative education (co-op).
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