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Articles by Kayla Shiao
New year, same leaf as Huskies fall to Harvard in rout
CAMBRIDGE — Despite the best offensive performance Northeastern has mustered against a top-10 team, poor defense and a third period collapse led to the Huskies’ 8-4 defeat by Harvard. The Crimson started the season 4-0 at home before eight away games, and in their Sunday afternoon homecoming, retained a perfect record at Bright-Landry. Northeastern is now up to seven consecutive games without a regulation win, and the Huskies continued to start a difficult second half schedule on a bad foot.
For Northeastern alum Chi-Yin Tse, long hockey journey takes next step with Whitecaps GM job
It’s been a two-decade journey for Chi-Yin Tse, climbing his way from college rollerblading and club coaching to working in professional hockey. On Aug. 22, Tse was named general manager of the PHF’s Minnesota Whitecaps, the culmination of decades of work he’s put into hockey dating back to his time as a Northeastern student 15 years ago. Despite his love of the sport from a young age, it took Tse many years to turn his passion into a successful career.
DEVELOPING STORY: Package reportedly detonates, injures one near Holmes Hall
A package exploded and left a staff member with minor injuries Tuesday evening, officials said. The explosion occurred around 7:18 p.m. at 39 Leon St. near Holmes Hall, Boston Police Department Superintendent Felipe Colon said at a press conference Sept. 13. Northeastern University Police Department, or NUPD, Chief Michael Davis said the campus is secure and that NUPD officers responded to the explosion within one minute.
Huskies’ highly-anticipated freshman class looks to make an early mark
Following the best five-year stretch in team history, 12 of Northeastern’s seniors departed the program this past spring. Dave Flint and his staff have retooled the roster with an accomplished eight-player freshman class, and the Huskies will look for many of the newcomers to contribute right from the start.
Man injured after shots fired at Ruggles Station - The Huntington News
Kayla Shiao, news staff April 18, 2022 Monday evening, MBTA Transit Police, or TPD, responded to a report of shots fired at the Ruggles Station lower busway after a radio call at 6:19 p.m., according to a news release. Northeastern University Police Department, or NUPD, was also on the scene at approximately 6:25 p.m., according to an NU Alert email Monday from the department.
No Win in Store at the Head Husky Battle in Storrs
Story and photos by Kayla Shiao STORRS, CT — In the battle of the Huskies Friday night, Northeastern tied University of Connecticut 4-4, but won the shootout 2-0 to pick up the extra point. Frequent penalty calls forced Northeastern to work harder on defense, but their speed and skill kept them in the game. Despite losing the majority of the faceoffs, 42-17, they managed to regain possession of the puck and keep the score even.
Northeastern shortening isolation, requiring tests to return
Marta Hill Northeastern announced update COVID-19 policies for the spring semester in an email to students Jan. 7. Changes include shortening isolation time to 5 days, the closing of wellness housing and updated testing requirements for returning to campus. Kayla Shiao, news correspondent January 7, 2022 In an email Friday, Chancellor and Senior Vice President for Learning Ken Henderson announced adjusted policies regarding health and safety protocols as students return from break.
Gallery: Men’s Basketball vs. UMass Amherst 12/7/21
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Northeastern outlines required anti-racism training for all students, faculty, staff
Ethan Wayne and Kayla Shiao November 1, 2021 In a Nov. 1 email, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs David Madigan announced that Northeastern will be requiring anti-racism and cultural literacy training for all faculty, staff and students on all Northeastern campuses and explained the coming implementation.
Op-ed: Cough, cough don’t spread your sickness to everyone else
Harriet Rovniak Weekly test scheduling and the Daily Wellness Check can be found on the MyNortheastern portal. Kayla Shiao, contributor October 29, 2021 Among the sounds of pencil on paper, clicking keys and my professor’s voice addressing the 200 students in my 8 a.m. general biology lecture, I can always hear repeated coughs, ranging from wet to dry, and strong sniffles coming from every direction.
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