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Photos: solar eclipse, Nuba’s opening, and Norman Katz

A partial solar eclipse visible through thick cloud cover, the moon's silhouette taking a bite out of the sun's disk.
The moon partially eclipses the sun as clouds drift across the sky over Northeastern’s Boston campus on August 12, 2026. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

Happy Friday, Huskies! Wednesday’s partial solar eclipse hit its peak over Boston at 1:55 p.m., covering about 16% of the sun. Nuba by Nubian Markets, a Black-owned West African restaurant serving bowls and sandwiches, opened on the first floor of LightView on the Boston campus. And at Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, environmental science student Adian Doherty wrapped up a co-op with the Massachusetts Audubon Society. 

Elderly man in a patterned button-down shirt sitting outdoors, hands resting on a cane, surrounded by greenery.
Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University
Close-up of a person with curly hair wearing red sunglasses, with hands typing on a laptop keyboard reflected in the lenses.
Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University