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Northeastern Tatte fails health inspection, investigators report possible mouse droppings - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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A Sept. 24 health inspection of the on-campus Tatte Bakery and Cafe revealed possible mouse droppings, among other violations, according to public inspection records. The inspection found what appears to be “mice droppings in [the] corner next to [the] shelving in the expo area,” and instructed Tatte to “clean and sanitize all affected areas,” and provide an updated pest control report that is dated after the day of inspection. A re-inspection is required within 30 days. The store’s manager coul
Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to limit international students’ length of stay - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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A federal judge temporarily blocked a Trump administration ruling Sept. 14 that would limit international students to a fixed four-year period of admission, plus a 30-day grace period, as part of its broader campaign to crack down on individuals overstaying their visas. The federal judge for the U.S. district court for Massachusetts, Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV said the proposed rule would ultimately create “a high degree of uncertainty,” and, as plaintiffs argued, may violate the Administrative P
Column: Tired of pumpkin spice lattes? Try these fall drinks instead - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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Fall in Boston means changing leaves, cooler mornings and — whether you like it or not — pumpkin spice everything. For those who have grown tired of pumpkin dominating every coffee shop menu as soon as September hits, there are plenty of other ways to embrace the season. From apple to maple to nutty flavors, Boston coffee shops have a variety of options for students. Whether you’re in search of an afternoon pick-me-up or a side quest before your next lecture, here are our top picks. Chai is alre
Column: Move-in day takes a village. Here’s where you should bring them after. - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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Move-in day, in all its chaos, is an important rite of passage for newcomers. First-years are often accompanied by stressed-out parents, begrudging younger siblings and perhaps even older ones who have been there and done that. In later years, others get roped in: your grandparents who live nearby, your cousin who can pick you up from the airport, your mom’s college friend who wants to drop by, your partner who goes to school elsewhere. To thank your loved ones for enduring the somewhat apocalyp
Northeastern announces restructured fee, new tuition insurance - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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Northeastern Student Financial Services, or SFS, announced a restructuring of student fees beginning in the 2026-2027 academic year, combining previously separate charges into one “comprehensive fee.” The fee consolidation is one of three updates, aiming to “improve the student experience,” according to a July 21 email sent by SFS to students. The university is also introducing a new tuition insurance option through GradGuard and an updated tuition adjustment for withdrawal policy in advance of
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