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John Curry, who died Friday at his home in Saugus, Massachusetts, is remembered as a visionary in higher education.

The Snell Library Renovation Project, an ongoing makeover of Northeastern’s sole undergraduate library scheduled to take place over the course of two years, is expected to complete renovations on the fourth floor by the start of the Fall 2023 semester, according to a school-wide email from Dan Cohen, the dean of the library.  The fourth...

It was April 15, 2013. Thousands of runners sprinted down Boylston Street during the Boston Marathon on Patriots Day, usually a lively celebration in the city of Boston.  At 2:49 p.m., everything changed. Two homemade pressure cooker bombs planted near the finish line of the marathon detonated 14 seconds and 210 yards apart. Screams erupted...

A total exceeding $3.2 million was contributed by more than 10,000 donors from 35 countries—all record highs for the one-day program.

Friday, March 3  12:12 a.m.  A caller reported an individual sleeping in the Curry Student Center. The individual was sent on their way.  12:37 a.m.  A caller reported a coyote chasing individuals in the Snell Quad. The area was checked.  12:43 a.m.  Officers received a general fire alarm at 316 Huntington Ave. There was no...

Wednesday, Feb. 15  12:51 a.m.  A caller reported an individual refusing to leave Dodge Hall. The area was checked.  1:55 a.m.  A caller reported an intoxicated individual in West Village C. A report was filed.  2:22 a.m.  A caller reported an individual entered West Village H without signing in. The area was checked.  5:18 a.m. ...

A world-class education, available in multiple locations. For more than 100 years, Northeastern has been a world leader in experience-driven learning,

As the Covid-19 pandemic worsened, expectations and resources on campus remained largely the same.

The university is making counseling and mental health services available to everyone in the school's community who needs support.

Larry Katz (left) and Maurice Starr outside Starrs home in Roxbury, circa 1987.Courtesy of Larry Katz Before he came to Boston, Larry Katz was one of the Belmonts. After the New York native graduated from the Manhattan School of Music, he took gigs as a bass player. For a few years, he was a semi-regular on tour with the oldies act that recorded “A Teenager in Love” with Dion. By the late 1970s, Katz had moved to Boston, where he was hired to cover classical music for the Real Paper, ...