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Union representing Northeastern security guards rallies for health benefits - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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More than 125 demonstrators gathered outside Ruggles station Sept. 15 to support unionized unarmed security officers working without a contract. Members of 32BJ SEIU, the nation’s largest union representing unarmed security officers, led the rally. Northeastern is one of Northeast Security’s largest contractors in Massachusetts, and the officers have been working without a union contract since July 31, the union’s communications director Frank Soults told The Huntington News in a Sept. 14 email.
‘Cultivate your human intelligence’: Northeastern welcomes Class of 2030 at MGM Fenway convocation - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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Northeastern welcomed the Class of 2030 Sept. 8 with a buzzing convocation ceremony, vibrant with dazzling performances by the Nor’easters A Cappella group and the Northeastern University Dance Team to a search for a golden ticket granting free access to a show at MGM Fenway. Members of Northeastern’s 128th class filled nearly every seat at MGM Music Hall, a venue it first used for 2023’s ceremony. The university also held convocation ceremonies at Northeastern’s non-Boston campuses, including N
Review: The Strokes embrace their weirdest impulses on ‘Reality Awaits’ - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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Breaking six years of silence after the release of “The New Abnormal,” The Strokes have released their seventh album, “Reality Awaits.” Julian Casablancas, The Strokes’ 47-year-old lead singer, has been known to stray from expectations, but the record raises a question for many longtime fans: Does “Reality Awaits” mark a midlife crisis, or is it simply another product of Casablancas’ bizarre creativity? The band announced the nine-track album April 6 with an Instagram post featuring a car with t
Northeastern acquires East Village for $169 million following 11-year lease - The Huntington News (opens the original)
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Northeastern purchased the East Village residence hall in June from Phoenix Property Co. for $169 million, ending the university’s 11-year lease of the property. The acquisition of East Village, or EV, which opened for student use in 2015, grants Northeastern full ownership rights of the 17-story residence hall, according to the Boston Business Journal. Dallas-based real estate companies Phoenix Property Co. and Lincoln Property Co. developed the residence hall located at 291 Saint Botolph St. f
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