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Review: Magdalena Bay’s ‘Imaginal Disk’ takes the band on magical trip back to Boston

1 week ago | huntnewsnu.com | Elizabeth Scholl

Magdalena Bay, an alternative pop group made up of Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin, took over the Citizens House of Blues Boston April 29 for its “Imaginal Disk” tour. The venue was a capacity upgrade from the group’s last concert in Boston at the Royale in 2024, and the larger House of Blues was sold out due to the concert’s popularity. The tour, named after an album of the same name, was extended in 2024. The opener, Sam Austins, warmed up the crowd with his R&B beats and electronic sounds.
Northeastern expands Burlington campus with $33 million building purchase

2 weeks ago | huntnewsnu.com | Chloe Craft

Northeastern bought an office building in Burlington, Mass. for $33 million in May, the most recent purchase in its ongoing effort to expand the university’s number of satellite campuses across the United States. The Burlington BioCenter — which the university officially acquired on May 19, according to state land records — is a four-story, 109,085-square-foot building containing primarily office and scientific lab spaces.
Review: Fans’ love for Lucy Dacus is ‘True Blue’ at Fenway’s MGM Music Hall

2 weeks ago | huntnewsnu.com | Jake Guldin

On the heels of three Grammy wins as a boygenius member and the release of “Forever Is a Feeling,” her fourth studio album, Lucy Dacus returned solo to Beantown, headlining MGM Music Hall at Fenway for a pair of sold-out shows April 20 and April 21. As a string-forward instrumental enveloped the venue for the second night straight, Dacus’ touring peers emerged from a staggering, tarp-covered structure.
DMSB dean goes viral on TikTok, dubbed ‘foine dean’

2 weeks ago | huntnewsnu.com | Christina McCabe

A TikTok video posted shortly after the D’Amore-McKim School of Business undergraduate ceremony May 8 thrust Dean David De Cremer into virality and earned him the label of “foine dean.”The video, posted by D’Lani Sweeney, a 2025 business administration and computer science combined graduate, shows De Cremer donning academic regalia and walking toward the stage in Matthews Arena.
Northeastern alum Morgan Knight announces Saint Street Cakes storefront

2 weeks ago | huntnewsnu.com | Emily Chung

When Morgan Knight’s favorite restaurant in New York City relocated to a larger space, she said it felt like kismet. After months of searching, the 24-year-old baker found the perfect storefront and is transforming it into Saint Street Cakes’ flagship store, set to open in late June. Knight, the founder of Saint Street Cakes, graduated from Northeastern in 2022 with a degree in political science.
Op-ed: Read our names at graduation, it’s the least you can do

2 weeks ago | huntnewsnu.com | Henry Bova

During the May 7 graduation ceremony for the College of Arts, Media and Design, or CAMD, Northeastern showed more reverence for artificial intelligence than for its student body. At least, that was how it felt after hearing my name read out in a booming, stilted AI voice rather than by a human after four years of working diligently in the School of Journalism.
Review: Bright Eyes punctuates House of Blues performance with political diatribes

2 weeks ago | huntnewsnu.com | Jake Guldin

President Donald Trump has spent much of his second term fanning the flames of bigotry. He’s signed executive orders and issued statements meant to demonize already marginalized people, including immigrants and transgender Americans. And Conor Oberst, for one, has had enough. The Bright Eyes frontman mounted an emphatic rebuke of the 47th president and his lackeys midway through the band’s April 18 performance at Citizens House of Blues Boston.
Pitch, Please! named one of the top 10 groups in the ICCA

1 month ago | huntnewsnu.com | Emily Chung

Pitch, Please! was a finalist for the title of best collegiate a cappella group in the world — and for this year’s competition season, it knew exactly how to prepare. Northeastern’s premier women-centered a cappella group was founded in 2012 to “challenge the standards of traditional collegiate a cappella.” Two years ago, the group won third place at the 2023 International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, or ICCA.
Op-ed: In times of crisis, FAQs are not enough

1 month ago | huntnewsnu.com | Rachel Umansky-Castro

Over the past year, Northeastern has experienced two defining moments. The first was the April 2024 student encampment calling on Northeastern to divest from American defense contractors that supply weapons to Israel. The second is the Trump administration placing pressure on higher education and threatening universities’ academic independence. These moments were tests for our university administrators. Yet, in both cases, they failed.
Clarifying our anonymity policies in an unprecedented time

1 month ago | huntnewsnu.com | Emily Spatz

Since President Donald Trump took office in January, The Huntington News has seen an increased number of sources ask for anonymity, refuse to speak to reporters out of fear and even request to unpublish pieces that expressed positions critical of the United States government. Given that The Huntington News is a campus newspaper at a university with the second-highest population of international students in the nation, many of our sources, writers and editors hail from other countries.