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First responders can get a free ride pass for two nights in June, the amusement park said.

Thousands of newly minted Red Raiders walked the stage Friday and Saturday as Texas Tech hosted commencement ceremonies at United Supermarkets Arena.

The Office of Student Activities recognizes more than two dozen student leaders graduating this May. These students served in leadership roles in OSA program areas, helping to administer student fee funds and represent student interests.

The Coast Guard has long worked to boost its capabilities of operating in the Arctic, an area of increasing importance to national security.

Spring has sprung, marking the return of Springfest and a week full of laughs and excitement. Northeastern Council for University Programs, or CUP, hosted writer Colin Jost, along with comedian KC Shornima, for an evening of stand-up comedy to a full house in Blackman Auditorium March 28. Zoe Leff, a third-year environmental and sustainability sciences...

Following its disorganized supervision of this year’s UGBC presidential and vice presidential election, the Boston College Elections Committee needs to overhaul its sanctioning process and reassess its election day protocols.

Northeastern students had a chance to put their late-semester stress aside during the annual Springfest week hosted by Northeastern’s Council for University Programs, or CUP. This year’s Springfest was especially notable for its throwback theme, allowing students to escape from their studies while reveling in childhood memories. Festivities kicked off March 26 with a screening...

Best known for her infamous role as the fictional heiress of Boston — London Tipton — actress Brenda Song joined Northeastern students in Blackman Auditorium March 27 to answer hard-hitting questions about cultural identity, mental health and her skincare routine. Song is undoubtedly one of Gen Z’s most beloved actresses, playing iconic roles in both...

Headliners member positions are available, and all students who meet co-curricular requirements are eligible to apply. Applications are due by noon on Monday, April 24.

Honors students Hailey Hoog, Anna Mathis and Sophie McAdara have been selected as finalists for the 2023 Harry S. Truman Scholarship.