Northeastern Magazine
Northeastern University Magazine is published five times a year, in September, November, January, March, and May, by Northeastern's Office of University Relations, 360 Huntington Avenue, 598CP, Boston, MA 02115. Opinions expressed are those of the authors or their subjects and are not necessarily shared by the editors or the university.

Northeastern News
Since its founding in 1926, the Northeastern News campus newspaper has won many regional and national awards and has become one of the main staples in campus life at NU. It is the most frequently published and most widely read publication on campus. The News is free and 10,000 copies of the News are distributed throughout the entire campus and surrounding community each week. The paper, produced solely by students, has turned out many professional journalists including Jack Driscoll, former editor of The Boston Globe, Arthur Cooper, editor of GQ magazine, and Nat Hentoff, columnist for the Village Voice and The Washington Post.

Northeastern Voice
The Northeastern Voice, the newspaper of the Northeastern University community, is published 15 times during the academic year by the Office of University Relations, 360 Huntington Ave., 598CP, Boston, MA 02115.The publication may be found in distribution bins in most academic buildings on campus. Back issues may be obtained at the Office of University Relations in 598 Columbus Place. Back issues dating to the 1995–96 academic year are also available online in the Archives section of this Website.

Onyx Informer
The Onyx Informer is Northeastern University's voice for Black Culture and is a free publication that comes out the fourth Thursday of every month. We primarily serve students of the Diaspora and the greater Boston urban community in which we reside. We embrace unity and are dedicated to seeking justice, the truth, and the whole story. Blacks, Latinos, West Indians, Africans, Native Americans, and other minorities are what make us strong.