The Hawaii ‘Ohana: A Home Away From Home at Northeastern

Kevin Cheng / Marketing Analytics / Minor in Data Science, DMSB’24 Northeastern University is known for its diverse student body and vibrant campus life, where students from around the world come together to pursue their academic and professional goals. Among the many cultural communities at Northeastern, the Hawaii ‘Ohana at Northeastern University (HONU) stands out … More The Hawaii ‘Ohana: A Home Away From Home at Northeastern

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The Huskies are Home: A Winter Guide to Boston

Tanya Verma / Business Administration, DMSB Michael Kareores / Health Science, Bouve Congratulations! You stare at your acceptance letter, pride and excitement swelling within you. You did it. Each sentence of the letter emphasized the fact that you were going to Northeastern. To Boston. Boston is such a big city, or is it really? What … More The Huskies are Home: A Winter Guide to Boston

Finals Season Made Easy: Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Studying

Tanya Verma / Business Administration, DMSB Tips and Tricks to Help With Studying for Finals! The holiday season is soon approaching! Though the season of joy and festivities is just a few weeks away, most students have something completely different at the top of their minds… finals week. This short period of time between Thanksgiving … More Finals Season Made Easy: Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Studying

Imposter Syndrome – Realizing Your Calling and the Journey to Figure it Out

“Imposter syndrome” is a psychological term originally defined to describe the “internal experience of intellectual phoniness” felt by high achieving women in the workplace. Since its origin the term has expanded in its application and become a mainstay in the gen-z/millennial lexicon. What does it look like at Northeastern? Here’s what for Northeastern students have … More Imposter Syndrome – Realizing Your Calling and the Journey to Figure it Out

British Excellence on a Dialogue of Civilization

Michael Curtis / Business Administration & Communication Studies; Management Information Systems You already learned what a Dialogue of Civilizations is, but what do you do during these 4-6 week immersive Global Experiences in the most unique countries in the world? For me, I got to see the British Royal Family, interview Royal Experts, Executive Researchers, … More British Excellence on a Dialogue of Civilization

The Rundown on LLCs

Grace Aulisa / Business Administration and Communication Studies, Marketing Concentration, DMSB/CAMD ’23 After putting down my deposit at Northeastern, one of the first things I had to do was rank my choices for which living learning community (LLC), I would be placed in. At the time I had little to no idea of what this … More The Rundown on LLCs

Food for Thought: Where to Eat around NEU

Logan Buchalter / Mechanical Engineering / Minor in Math, COE’24 When it comes to dining hall cuisine, Northeastern certainly tops the list in the quality and variety departments. With that being said, one can only have International Village sushi for so many days in a row. If you find yourself craving some variety, you’re in … More Food for Thought: Where to Eat around NEU