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Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.)

 Organization

Found in 25 Collections and/or Records:

114th Commencement Honorary Degree photobooks

 Unprocessed — Box: 1
Identifier: Z16-073

50th Anniversary of Undergraduate Women records

 Collection
Identifier: A030
Overview In 1943 Northeastern University enrolled women in its undergraduate day divisions for the first time.  In May 1993 NU's Women's Studies Program and Office of University Relations organized events to celebrate the 33 women who enrolled in 1943 and honor all the undergraduate women of Northeastern.  As part of Undergraduate Women at Northeastern University Month, the 50th Anniversary of Undergraduate Women celebration included three major events: a reunion for the women who enrolled in 1943, a...
Dates: 1943-1947, 1993

Class of 1938 records

 Unprocessed — Box: 1
Identifier: Z11-028

Clinton Commencement collection

 Collection
Identifier: A051
Overview On June 19, 1993 Northeastern University (NU) held its 91st commencement ceremony at the Boston Garden in the North End. The morning ceremony featured the recently inaugurated President William Jefferson Clinton (WJC) as the commencement speaker. WJC, who was the 42nd President of the United States (1993-2001), received an honorary Doctorate of Public Service at the ceremony. NU began courting WJC soon after his inauguration on January 20, 1993. Leading NU's efforts was Tom Keady, NU's...
Dates: 1993

Doris and Rudolf Oberg papers

 Unprocessed — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Z16-054

Faculty reprints

 Unprocessed — Box: 1
Identifier: Z95-021

Graduate programs records

 Unprocessed — Box: 1
Identifier: Z16-003

Huskiana collection

 Collection
Identifier: A020
Overview In 1927, Northeastern University (NU) first adopted its mascot, a Siberian Husky named King Husky I. After King Husky I's death in 1941, Northeastern developed a 20-year relationship with Chinook Kennels in Wonalancet, New Hampshire, which provided the next seven mascots. In 1958, the kennel closed and the administration chose to commission a husky statue rather than continue the tradition of the live mascots. The statue was completed in 1962 by Anne Philbrick Hall, a sculpter under contract...
Dates: 1927-1992

Michael S. Dukakis (Byck) records

 Unprocessed — Box: 1
Identifier: Z17-015