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Pride Month events and your guide to resources for Northeastern’s LGBTQA community

Northeastern prides itself on the commitment and engagement of its LGBTQA communities, including its student groups and LGBTQA Resource Center. Pride Month stands for the uplifting of LGBTQA voices—the progress made and the progress still to come. See below for a listing of some of the many resources available for the university’s LGBTQA communities.

by Hannah Moore June 2, 2022

Photo by Billie Weiss/Northeastern University

Commencement 2022

It’s all here: The events, the speakers, the previews, the details you were wondering about, and all of the news around Northeastern University’s 120th Commencement.

by News@Northeastern May 12, 2022

For Boston’s Black artists, the city is a canvas

Take a virtual tour of some of Boston’s finest displays of public art before heading out on foot, camera in hand

by Hannah Moore and Peter Ramjug February 9, 2022

Avoid the snow, slush, and cold by using Northeastern's underground tunnel system

Northeastern‘s underground tunnel system is a hidden gem, one that is particularly useful when you‘re looking to escape the cold and avoid the snow and rain while making your way across campus.

by Hannah Moore December 14, 2021

Athletic Uniforms over the Past 100 Years

100 years of Northeastern sports Covid-19 is keeping many athletes away from the arenas, but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate the Northeastern Huskies. We…

by Hannah Moore December 14, 2021

There has been a noticeable uptick in parental resistance to COVID-19 vaccines since June that is contributing to a slowing of the teen vaccination rate, a study by researchers from Northeastern and partner institutions found. AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh

Parental enthusiasm for teens’ COVID-19 vaccines is waning: U.S. survey

There was a 7 percentage point drop since June among parents who say their kids have already been vaccinated or likely will be, according to a new study by researchers from Northeastern and several partner institutions. The dip in support for COVID-19 vaccines could also foretell a larger movement against other mandatory vaccinations, the researchers say.

by Peter Ramjug December 14, 2021

Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Massachusetts’ anti-Trump GOP governor is leaving office more popular with Democrats

Republican Charlie Baker’s decision to walk away from the governorship in 2022 comes despite high plaudits from Massachusetts residents, according to a study by Northeastern and several partner institutions. His departure is indicative of former president Donald Trump’s influence on the national GOP.

by Peter Ramjug December 13, 2021

gloved hands filling a syringe with moderna covid vaccine

Less than half of US college students know their schools’ vaccination policies, study shows

The disconnect could be caused by schools’ confusing or weak vaccine mandates, according to a U.S. study by researchers from Northeastern and several partner institutions. Universities are a microcosm of the country’s larger COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and resistance to mandates, researchers found.

by Peter Ramjug November 17, 2021

Commencement 2020

Full coverage of Northeastern University’s 2020 Commencement excercises

by News@Northeastern November 12, 2021

10/19/21 - BOSTON, MA.- The Northeastern sailing team practices on the Charles River on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

Go out on the water with Northeastern Sailing

As the fall season wraps up, the team is ranked 14th both in the coed and women’s categories, out of 42 member schools in the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association.

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki November 4, 2021

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