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Huskies look to complete a Beanpot sweep

Northeastern will be competing for a record 17th title against Boston University Tuesday night in the Women’s Beanpot final, as well as a chance to complete a feat the Huskies hockey teams haven’t carried off in 32 years.

by Ian Thomsen February 11, 2020

It’s a Beanpot three-peat for Northeastern men

The Northeastern men won their third straight Beanpot final in dramatic fashion Monday with a 5-4 double-overtime victory over Boston University.

by Ian Thomsen February 10, 2020

Can the Huskies sweep the Beanpots for the first time in 32 years?

The focus shifts across town to Walter Brown Arena. There, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday in the Women’s Beanpot final against Boston University, the Huskies will aim to complete Northeastern’s first sweep of both city championships in 32 years.

by Ian Thomsen February 10, 2020

Huskies seek their first three-peat in Beanpot final

A third straight title, a seventh straight win in Beanpot games, and a chance for Northeastern’s two ice hockey programs to sweep the city championships—much will be at stake when the Huskies face Boston University at 7:30 p.m. Monday at TD Garden.

by Ian Thomsen February 7, 2020

It’s on to the Women’s Beanpot Final for Northeastern after 3-1 win over Harvard

The win, following the men’s 3-1 defeat of Harvard on Monday, sets the stage for a possible Beanpot sweep by Northeastern.

by Ian Thomsen February 4, 2020

Huskies seek historic Beanpot three-peat after 3-1 semifinal win over Harvard

“We’re going back to the championship,” said Ryan Shea, the senior captain, after his clearance goal with 50.7 seconds remaining clinched the Huskies’ 3-1 win over Harvard on Monday in the semifinal of the 68th Beanpot at TD Garden. “This is where we belong.”

by Ian Thomsen February 3, 2020

Can the men’s and women’s hockey teams sweep the Beanpot?

Northeastern men are seeking a three-peat in Boston’s premier college hockey tournament, which opens Monday at TD Garden. In the Women’s Beanpot on Tuesday at Agganis Arena, the highly ranked Huskies are favored to earn their first title since 2013.

by Ian Thomsen February 1, 2020

How Kobe Bryant influenced the Huskies

The news of Bryant’s shocking death at age 41 reverberated throughout both of the basketball locker rooms at Northeastern. Bill Coen, coach of the men’s team, began practice on Monday by asking his players to talk about, and what he meant to them.

by Ian Thomsen January 30, 2020

Introducing the Roux Institute at Northeastern University

PORTLAND, Maine—In a sun-splashed showroom of glass walls perched on the edge of a scenic pier from which, in another time, Mainers were ferried to Nova Scotia and back, Joseph E. Aoun, president of Northeastern, and technology entrepreneur David Roux on Monday unveiled their vision of the future for Portland, Maine, and northern New England to a standing-room crowd of business, government, and education leaders.

by Ian Thomsen January 27, 2020

Northeastern partners with entrepreneur David Roux to launch the Roux Institute at Northeastern in Portland, Maine

The institute, scheduled to open in the spring, is designed to educate generations of talent for the technology and life sciences sectors, and drive sustained economic growth in Portland, the state of Maine, and northern New England. “The Roux Institute represents a significant expansion of our model,” said Joseph E. Aoun, president of Northeastern.

by Ian Thomsen January 27, 2020

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