Northeastern University (NU) Campus

Snell Library's four floors have different purposes. The first and second are primarily for group study, while the top two are quiet. However, as a whole the library is quite small.

In this video, I show you Rebecca's and Stetson East. Due to their proximity and higher quality of food, I tend to eat at these places the most.

A quick presentation of the Khoury college of computer science. It is recently renovated and has a great new recent donation from Mr Khoury

This is a typical classroom, located in our Health Sciences building.

This is the Science Quad, another quad on campus and a few buildings that house the College of Science.

Hey CampusReel! My name is Lindsey and I'll be giving you all a tour of Northeastern University!

This is Ryder Hall, home to our College of Arts Media and Design!

My favorite place to meditate and learn about spirituality! The Center for spirituality in Ell Hall!

Welcome to the Y! This is one of the gyms accessible on campus, however you only have free access if you live in East Village or Hastings residence halls, but fear not because there is also Marino and Squashbusters (other gyms) to satisfy your gains needs!

Speare hall! I had so many friends in this building my freshman year :) Ah, all of the good memories....

A quick presentation of the Khoury college of computer science. It is recently renovated and has a great new recent donation from Mr Khoury

Hey CampusReel! My name is Lindsey and I'll be giving you all a tour of Northeastern University!

My favorite place to meditate and learn about spirituality! The Center for spirituality in Ell Hall!

Welcome to the Y! This is one of the gyms accessible on campus, however you only have free access if you live in East Village or Hastings residence halls, but fear not because there is also Marino and Squashbusters (other gyms) to satisfy your gains needs!

Before moving to Boston, I visited Emerson College and Northeastern University for guided tours.

Want a sand volleyball court in the middle of Boston? Then come to Northeastern! But make sure to only play when its warm, unless you love snow volleyball instead!

Showing the mascot of the school + a quick overview of the curry student center

I hope you all enjoyed my tour!

Some more buildings on campus.

Here I tell you a bit about Boston's crazy weather and how it doesn't make too much sense overall. I mean it does have four seasons, but the winters can be a bit harsh. However Northeastern students don't let that stop them, and campus life is the same all around the year!

The AAC, or Asian American Center, was established on Northeastern's campus in 2005 and is central to many Asian American clubs and organizations. It's one of my favorite places, because it's not only a safe space, but also a place where we can come together and have boba and tang yuan parties.

This is a typical classroom, located in our Health Sciences building.

Centennial Circle is one of the main hubs on campus, where students walk to and from class or hang out on the grass when it's sunny. Near Ruggles station, it's an integral spot to know, whether you're already a student, or want to take a tour in person.

This is Centennial Circle, our main quad on campus. It's the center of campus and surrounded by a lot of main buildings.

Here is Common Centennial, where many student events happen. It happens here because there is a large space available. When Khalid came to our campus, he was signing autographs in the Common Centennial area, for example

A quick tour of the path that I would take from the library to my next class in Shillman hall! good to know how to get around the campus