It’s been a monumental summer for superhero films, with both leading superhero entertainment companies releasing highly anticipated blockbusters during a turbulent time for the genre. After DC wowed audiences with James Gunn’s soaring “Superman,” it’s now Marvel’s turn to reintroduce an old-school, fan-favorite group of superheroes: the Fantastic Four. It took many years to get... The post Review: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ honors the team’s origins in MCU debut appea...| The Huntington News
The MGM Music Hall at Fenway hosted one of the summer’s most visually intriguing musical performances Aug. 3 with Lord Huron’s “Cosmic Selector” Tour. Set against a psychedelic retro-western backdrop, the group played to a sold-out crowd of nearly 5,000. With recent sold out shows in Chicago and New York, this alternative rock project is... The post Lord Huron’s cinematic ‘Cosmic Selector’ tour reaches MGM Music Hall appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
After 100 years of educating children in the San Francisco Bay Area, Mills College Children’s School will close after the 2025-26 school year. Besides its college campus — acquired by Northeastern in 2022 — Mills College, now Northeastern Oakland, is also home to Mills College Children’s School, a laboratory school that has taught thousands of... The post After a century, Mills College Children’s School to close its doors appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
Northeastern recorded a 5.6% acceptance rate for the Class of 2029, up from last year’s record low of 5.2%, a university spokesperson told The Huntington News Aug. 26. The 5.6% only reflects students admitted to the university’s flagship Boston campus for the fall semester and does not factor in students enrolled through alternate admissions programs... The post Northeastern acceptance rate rises to 5.6% for Class of 2029 appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
After a late night out, there tends to be one place on students’ minds for a quick but satisfactory bite: Crispy Dough. Well-known by students from universities all across the city, the iconic Crispy Dough Pizzeria located on Tremont Street in the heart of Mission Hill has served students for over 10 years with a... The post Crispy Dough brings a slice of community to Mission Hill appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
Northeastern women’s soccer (0-2-1, 0-0 CAA) lost 2-1 against the Providence College Friars (2-0-0, 0-0 Big East) on the Huskies’ senior night Aug. 24. This match was Northeastern’s third of the season, following a tie against the Holy Cross Crusaders and a loss to University of Rhode Island Rams 0-1. The Huskies put immediate pressure... The post Northeastern women’s soccer defeated by Providence College on senior night appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
The Northeastern men’s soccer team (1-0-1, 0-0 CAA) defeated the Stonehill College Skyhawks (0-2-0, 0-0 Northeast) 3-1 to seal the first win of the season. “When you have a good start, everyone’s mentally more positive and looking forward to everything,” head coach Jeremy Bonomo said. “My job now is to keep everyone level-headed, because conference... The post Northeastern men’s soccer victory over Stonehill inspires confidence for CAA season appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
Fall Fest marks the beginning of a new year and semester at Northeastern, and for many students, it’s their first time being introduced to all that Northeastern has to offer. Scheduled for Sept. 2 this year, the entire campus will be filled with tables, flyers and sign-up sheets for the various clubs on campus and... The post Column: A guide to a stress-free Fall Fest appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
As the clock struck 9 p.m. July 13, hundreds of Bostonians packed into bars from Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar in Southie to Game On in Fenway — not to watch a sports game or concert, but the season finale of the iconic dating show “Love Island USA.” Even weeks after the finale, “Love Island... The post Op-ed: Love Island wasn’t just TV, but a mirror for modern-day dating culture appeared first on The Huntington News.| The Huntington News
As the release of Sabrina Carpenter’s newest project nears, it has renewed conversation about society’s ongoing urge to impose limits on the expression of female sexuality.The Grammy-winning pop star announced her upcoming seventh studio album, “Man’s Best Friend,” June 11, following the release of its lead single, “Manchild.” The accompanying cover art features Carpenter on all fours, wearing a black minidress and stiletto heels, sensually pawing at the leg of an out-of-frame s...| The Huntington News
Northeastern released a development plan for its Boston campus that spans the next decade, outlining its intent to replace Matthews Arena and build and renovate dozens of other buildings.| The Huntington News
Northeastern recently filed plans with Boston’s urban planning agency to officially replace Matthews Arena, the university’s 114-year-old arena, with a new multi-purpose athletic facility. In a letter of intent sent to the Boston Planning & Development Agency, or BPDA, May 29, the university broadly described a plan to construct a 290,000-gross-square-foot building that will house...| The Huntington News
One hundred years of good old-fashioned American hockey. And it all started here. On Dec. 1, 1924, the Boston Bruins played the first-ever National Hockey League game in the United States, a 2-1 home victory over the visiting Montreal Maroons at Boston Arena. But the rink wasn’t built for them, nor was it built for...| The Huntington News
George Matthews, former chairman of the Northeastern Board of Trustees and namesake of the historic Matthews Arena, died Jan. 11, according to a Northeastern Global News, or NGN, article. He was 93. Matthews was born Feb. 13, 1930, in East Boston, where he was a student in the Boston Public School system. He graduated from...| The Huntington News
For a university that prides itself on a diverse campus, Northeastern can talk about the meaning of diversity all it wants. But actions are another matter| The Huntington News
Under the looming threat of federal examination, Northeastern has replaced or dismantled nearly all of its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion messaging and websites.| The Huntington News
In January, shortly after Northeastern changed its Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to the “Office of Belonging,” I wrote an op-ed addressing what this decision could mean for Northeastern’s students. At the heart of it all, I raised the question: Did DEI ever actually mean anything to Northeastern?Now, roughly seven months later, it’s clear — DEI meant very little to Northeastern’s administration.| The Huntington News
A few months ago, I found myself walking back and forth in a denim store, six pairs of jeans draped across my arm. Picking between an array of colors and shapes, I imagined different people wearing the denim: a woman who cared about recreating the 1970s look, another who preferred the white-tee comfortable look or someone simply trying to keep up with the latest fashion trends.| The Huntington News
The Northeastern women’s hockey team announced junior forward Lily Shannon as its 2025-26 season captain April 17. Shannon will be joined by three assistant captains — graduate student forward Jaden Bogden, junior forward Holly Abela and junior defender Kristina Allard, who will be returning to the role for her second consecutive year. In a statement...| The Huntington News
Northeastern women’s hockey (21-13-1, 15-11-1) took on the Providence College Friars (20-12-3, 16-9-2) in a high energy quarterfinal round 3-2 March 1. The last time the Huskies faced Providence College was their only double loss weekend of the entire season during the Beanpot intermission in January. Last weekend, the Huskies split the series against the...| The Huntington News
Senior forward Lily Shannon, senior defender Jules Constantinople and junior forward Allie Lalonde each recently earned invitations to the USA Hockey Women’s National Festival, an annual event that gathers the top female hockey players in the country. During the week-long camp August 3-9, players spanning from the U18 level up to the national team participate...| The Huntington News
People in at least four positions at the Office of Belonging, previously the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, appear to have left the university.| The Huntington News
The Tea app is advertised as “dating safety tools that protect women,” offering female users the ability to scope out men they’re talking to before meeting them in person or committing to a relationship. In the app, women keep each other informed by anonymously giving “red” or “green” flags or commenting on their personal experiences with men that users post.| The Huntington News
Since their 2024 election loss, Democrats have been reeling — and people are beginning to look for answers outside of the party establishment. This became clear after Zohran Mamdani’s June 24 victory over Andrew Cuomo in New York City’s Democratic primary, a rebuke of the party establishment that has held power for years. But the impact of Zohran’s win — and the influence of his campaign tactics — reach beyond New York City and into the entire Democratic party, and party higher-...| The Huntington News
To start, I’d like to say: May Anthoine Hubert and Dilano van ‘t Hoff continue resting peacefully. This race (for the most part) could have been an email. I’ll show you. From: Olufolake Okunsanya To: You Subject: A dull spa day. Dear gentle reader, As the subject of this email suggests, this race was as...| The Huntington News
This week, I went to the funeral of a little girl I never met. She was one of 135 confirmed victims of the July 4 floods that swept through her summer camp in Kerrville, Texas. While I celebrated Independence Day at home in Houston, 27 Camp Mystic campers and counselors drowned, and towns a few hours away from me were leveled.| The Huntington News
Northeastern will unveil updated plans for a new multi-purpose athletic facility to replace the historic Matthews Arena March 6, according to information the university shared with The Huntington News. Northeastern, which acquired Matthews Arena in 1979, is looking to take a different approach with the design of its new facility to accommodate more athletics and...| The Huntington News
January welcomed Northeastern students back onto campus for snow days and a Women’s Beanpot win. Around the city, Bostonians rallied for ends to international wars and against Donald Trump’s return to the White House. We sent our photographers out to capture it all, and here’s the best of what they brought back.| The Huntington News
A cold, rainy night in Cambridge didn’t stop fans from lining up to see Tom The Mail Man Jan. 18 for his “Romance & Pandemonium” tour.| The Huntington News
Khoury College of Computer Sciences faculty voted Jan. 15 to change its core curriculum that has been in place for nearly 20 years.| The Huntington News
It’s not exactly a secret that Northeastern has an overcrowding problem. Marino Recreation Center has a reputation for being packed every day of the week. Finding an empty seat in Snell Library, especially during finals season, can be an impossible task.| The Huntington News
A curriculum focused on current industry trends risks becoming obsolete before students even graduate. So how can Northeastern teach students skills that will stand the test of time? The university, which recently announced it would completely overhaul its curriculum, must carefully and thoughtfully consider this question.| The Huntington News
