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HuskyCable users now have access to more channels, streaming service

Students living in residence halls now have access to more shows and movies, all in HD, after the university upgraded its cable offering, now called HuskyCable HDplus.

by Joe O'Connell January 20, 2016

Build-a-husky

Students make stuffed huskies on Snell Quad last Thursday at an event hosted by the National Residence Hall Honorary at Northeastern. Students got to make the huskies in exchange for a canned-food donation. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

by Matthew Modoono December 15, 2015

From one Husky to another

We asked veteran Northeastern students to share their advice for incoming freshmen and transfer students. Check out this video to see and hear what they…

by News@Northeastern September 14, 2015

Husky harriers ready for season

The Northeastern men’s and women’s cross country teams are coming off strong showings last year, and head coach Cathrine Erickson sees great potential in this year’s squads, including a couple Huskies who could run in the NCAA championships.

by Joe O'Connell September 14, 2015

Inside the job of a Husky Ambassador

Campus tours emphasize everything Northeastern offers prospective and newly admitted students. Meet the Husky Ambassadors who are leading these important presentations.

by Joe O'Connell July 14, 2015

Ice Ice Husky

Lars-Erik Miller, of Brilliant Ice Sculpture, uses an electric chainsaw to sculpt a husky out of a block of ice during the annual Winter Wonderland event on Snell Quad Monday afternoon. Photo by Matthew Modoono

by News@Northeastern December 3, 2014

Husky harriers marked and set for CAA championships

The Northeastern University men’s and women’s cross country teams have high hopes for the conference championships on Saturday in Maryland.

by Joe O'Connell October 30, 2013

Take 5: Husky Cards step off campus

You've probably used your Husky Card to make on-campus purchases, but did you know it’s also good at local restaurants, supermarkets, and even museums?