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In 1948 Northeastern separated itself completely from the YMCA. In 1935, the College of Liberal Arts was added to Northeastern, and the university's name was simplified to 'Northeastern University.' In 1937 The Northeastern University Corporation was established, creating a board of trustees made up of 31 members of the NU Corporation and 8 members of the YMCA. The school was officially organized as a college in 1916 and in 1922 it was renamed 'Northeastern University of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association.' In a period of rapid campus expansion, the university purchased the Huntington Avenue Grounds (former Boston Red Sox ballpark) in 1929, but did not build on the land due to financial constraints during The Great Depression. In 1909 the school began offering day classes and it moved to a new location on Huntington Avenue in 1913. Within a few years of its formation, it offered classes in law, engineering and finance. The institute catered to the needs of the rapidly growing immigrant population in Boston. Its first class was held October 3, 1898. Northeastern was established in 1898 as the 'Evening Institute for Younger Men' at the Huntington Avenue YMCA. The Huntington Avenue YMCA circa 1920, site of the 'Evening Institute for Younger Men'

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Employers have included major newspapers, popular television shows, international law firms, banks, government offices, and corporations and many Fortune 500 companies. Northeastern's cooperative education (co-op) program was one of the first of its kind in the world, with many corporate and non-profit co-op partners both in the United States and abroad. 32% of that year's applicants were accepted. In 2012, Northeastern received 44,208 applications for the 2,800 seats of the fall freshman class. Among Northeastern's past and present faculty are several Guggenheim Fellows and a MacArthur Foundation 'Genius Award' winner, a former Democratic nominee for President of the United States, and a Pulitzer Prize winner. Northeastern is classified as a RU/H institution (high research activity) by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Its main campus is located in the Fenway Cultural District of Boston. ДЇounded in 1898, the university is the home of more than 35 specialized research and education centers.

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At the graduate level, the university offers more than 125 programs and awards master's, doctoral, and professional degrees. Northeastern has eight colleges and offers undergraduate majors in 65 departments. Northeastern University ( NU), is a private, secular, coeducational research university in Boston, Massachusetts. New England Association of Schools and Colleges Matthews Arena, where the Northeastern Huskies play, is the oldest hockey rink on the planet. The varsity sports teams include menвЂ™s baseball, basketball, track and field, soccer and rowing, and womenвЂ™s hockey, rowing, soccer and basketball. Its sporting affiliations are NCAA Division I вЂ“ CAA, Hockey East and EARC. The school colors are Northeastern red, warm gray and black, and its mascot is Paws the Husky.

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Its official motto is вЂњLux, Veritas, VirtusвЂќ or вЂњLight, truth, courage.вЂќ Notable alumni include TV host Wendy Williams, founder of Napster Shawn Fanning (who dropped out but founded the music platform while in school), co-founder of Twitter and Medium Biz Stone (who also dropped out), comedian Patrice OвЂ™Neal, actress Jane Curtin and ice hockey player Dan McGillis. Members of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) founded Northeastern University in 1898, which used to be named the Evening Institute of Young Men.

Northeastern University, a private university on 73 acres of land in Boston, Massachusetts, is one of the top 40 institutions of higher learning in the U.S.

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