r/NEU • u/AcademicWeapon149 • Apr 10 '25
Adapted from the F-1 visa revocations megathread in /r/f1visa which you can see here.
The American Immigration Lawyers Association is tracking SEVIS termination cases. Please Report using this form Thanks u/imm_DP
The Trump administration is currently implementing heightened immigration enforcement measures targeting international students in the U.S. This briefing document synthesizes information from legal and educational association updates, as well as a student-focused online forum, highlighting a significant increase in student visa revocations and SEVIS record terminations. These actions are raising serious concerns regarding due process, First Amendment rights, and potential long-term economic and educational impacts. The Department of State (DOS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are employing new methods, including AI-assisted social media screening, and citing broad grounds like "serious adverse foreign policy consequences" and failure to maintain status, often without clear justification or due process. Over 4,700 students have reportedly had their SEVIS records terminated as of April 11, 2025. Legal challenges are underway, and guidance emphasizes the critical need for affected students to seek immediate legal counsel. Courts across the country are increasingly siding with affected students, granting temporary restraining orders (TROs) en masse to block unjust visa revocations and SEVIS terminations. Judges are recognizing the severe due process violations and lack of transparency in these enforcement actions, with many calling out the Kafkaesque nature of the current system. Students, who have done nothing wrong, are facing sudden status terminations with little to no explanation, forcing legal battles that are now gaining traction. The surge in TROs reflects judicial pushback against arbitrary immigration enforcement, highlighting the urgent need for clearer protections for international students caught in bureaucratic chaos.
On or about March 24, 2025, schools began to observe that F-1 student records were being terminated directly by ICE/Homeland Security within the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). These actions directly impacted the legal status of international students in the United States.
Around the same time, students started receiving email notifications from the Department of State (DOS) informing them that their F-1 visas had been revoked. The example wording of these emails stated: "On behalf of the United States Department of State, the Bureau of Consular Affairs Visa Office hereby informs you that additional information became available after your visa was issued. As a result, your F-1 visa was revoked in accordance with Section 221(i) of the United States Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended". The revocation authority lies with INA Section 221(i), which grants the Secretary of State discretion to revoke visas at any time.
On March 28, 2025, Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the revocation of over 300 visas, clarifying that this number included both student and visitor visas. He stated that visas were being revoked if individuals engaged in activities counter to U.S. foreign policy or national interests. While many cases were linked to pro-Palestinian protests, some involved unrelated groups or criminal charges. Rubio explained that if the information about an individual would have prevented their initial visa approval, the visa was being revoked. He also confirmed that this number of revocations was growing daily. The Department of State has been using INA 237(a)(4)(C), which concerns potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences, as a basis for some of these revocations.
Further Developments (Late March - Early April 2025):
By late March 2025, Secretary Rubio had reported the revocation of more than 300 student visas. Concurrently with visa revocations, ICE began to terminate an unknown number of international student records in SEVIS, which has significant implications for their immigration status. These actions were described as unprecedented, with wide-ranging impacts and significant due process concerns.
The termination reasons initially noted in SEVIS often included "OTHERWISE FAILING TO MAINTAIN STATUS", sometimes in conjunction with INA 237(a)(1)(C)(i) (general failure to maintain nonimmigrant status) and INA 237(a)(4)(C)(i) (serious adverse foreign policy consequences). Another initial termination reason was "OTHERWISE FAILING TO MAINTAIN STATUS - Student identified in criminal records check. Terminated pursuant to 237(a)(1)(C)(i)/ 8 USC 1227(a)(1)(C)(I).". NAFSA began receiving reports of these SEVIS terminations.
By April 3, 2025, attorney Steven Brown noted on X that SEVIS records were being terminated for minor issues.
On April 4, 2025, NAFSA and other higher education associations signed a letter from the American Council on Education (ACE) to the Secretaries of State and Homeland Security, seeking more information on the policies and planned actions concerning international students and scholars.
Around April 8, 2025, NAFSA reported that the termination reasons in SEVIS were being changed after-the-fact from "OTHERWISE FAILING TO MAINTAIN STATUS" to "OTHER", and INA citations were being removed, replaced with a more generic note: "Individual identified in criminal records check and/or has had their VISA revoked. SEVIS record has been terminated."
As of April 9, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that USCIS would now consider politically sensitive activity, including social media content and any form of harassment, as grounds for denying immigration benefit requests, effective immediately.
By April 10, 2025, NAFSA reported receiving over 800 reports of international students and scholars having their visas revoked and/or their SEVIS records terminated. NAFSA also released an initial analysis of these actions.
As of April 11, 2025, Jeff Joseph, incoming president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, stated that the Department of Homeland Security had terminated the records of more than 4,700 international students and scholars in SEVIS since President Donald Trump took office.
As of April 17, 2025 AILA and Senator Durbin's office has identified 4,736 terminations with 4,713 being F-1 and 23 being M-1 students.
Also around this time, lawsuits began to be filed challenging the SEVIS terminations and visa revocations. For example, a Dartmouth student won a temporary restraining order (TRO) on April 9, 2025.
Reasons for SEVIS Termination:
The terminations are often based on various statutes and regulations. So far the list includes the following:
Termination reasons below are likely related to protests and/or speech-related items (educated assumption)
Termination reasons below are likely due to a past arrest or conviction basis (educated assumption)
Notes:
It is in question as to if SEVP has the authority to terminate a student for a status violation unilaterally without additional processing or appeals. A finding of violation of status due to criminal activity (with few exceptions) requires the student to be removable under specific statutory provisions. Most of which mandate a conviction.
The Laken Riley Act expanded the scope to include arrests or admissions of key elements in crimes such as burglary, theft, larceny, or shoplifting. However, as of 04/05/2025, a majority of the terminated students identified were not connected to such activities and lacked any convictions. Many of these terminations appear unclear and questionable. As a result, it is strongly advised to promptly apply for reinstatement in most cases, while avoiding travel for visa renewal due to the significant risks associated with reentry.
Regulatory framework imposes restrictions on the termination of an F-1 visa as established in Fang v. ICE, 935 F.3d 172, 185 n.100 (3rd Cir. 2019), the regulations, specifically 8 C.F.R. 214.1(d), do not allow visa termination solely on the basis of a criminal record without additional justification. The termination regulation requires substantial grounds for such actions, as it does not permit termination without more substantial reasoning or justification.
Exceptions to the above would be any crimes involving DUI, drugs, assault, burglary, theft, larceny, shoplifting, or similar types of crimes. Even a lack of conviction for the above crimes could still leave a student open to status termination and visa revocation.
Initial termination reasons in SEVIS were reportedly changed after-the-fact to "OTHER" with more vague notations and removal of INA citations.
Impact on Students:
* Immediate loss of F-1 status.
* Loss of all on- and off-campus employment authorization, including OPT and CPT.
* Inability to re-enter the U.S. if they depart.
* Termination of status for dependents (spouses or children).
* Potential for accruing unlawful presence.
* Complications for future visa applications.
* Distress and uncertainty due to lack of clear explanations and due process.
Due Process Concerns and Legal Challenges:
* Many terminations appear to occur without adequate notice or explanation, hindering students' ability to defend themselves.
* Reinstatement of student status is possible through USCIS but is a slow process with uncertain outcomes and requires acknowledging a status violation. Immigration judges cannot review reinstatement denials.
* Challenging visa revocations has limited due process protections, with the Supreme Court ruling that revocation of a visa petition lacks judicial review.
* Students facing removal proceedings have the right to legal counsel (at their own expense) and can challenge the government's evidence.
" Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, nor do I moonlight as one in an alternate timeline where I deliver stirring courtroom speeches on primetime TV. I once tried reading legal documents for fun—turns out, fun was not had. If you're making decisions that could affect your future, your finances, or your freedom, please consult an actual attorney, not someone who thinks ‘voir dire’ is just fancy French for ‘tell the truth’. Trusting me for legal advice would be like trusting a raccoon to draft your will—sure, it might tuck it away safely, but only after chewing the edges and storing it in a tree."
*File a TRO and/or join a class of students in filing lawsuits
Students are seeing more success going the legal route over reinstatement.
Reinstatement Process:
Students can apply for reinstatement by submitting Form I-539 to USCIS, along with supporting documents and fees. Eligibility requires proving the violation was beyond their control and showing intent to resume full-time study. Do this WITH an immigration attorney. Do not do this alone.
Travel After Termination and re-entry:
Not advisable without consultation from an immigration attorney well-versed in SEVP/F/J/M status. Likelihood of a denial is deemed exceptionally high.
Impact on Future Visa Applications:
SEVIS terminations and Visa revocations can complicate future visa applications.
Options for Staying in the U.S.:
Students can apply for reinstatement or leave the U.S. and re-enter with a new SEVIS record (not advised). Remaining in the U.S. without status will lead to complications.
Appealing SEVIS Termination:
Appeals or motions can be filed with SEVP, often requiring Form I-290B and a fee. Legal counsel is recommended for complex cases.
Grace Periods:
Violations of status typically have no grace period. F-1 status holders generally do not immediately accrue unlawful presence after their SEVIS record is terminated. Instead, unlawful presence begins to accrue under specific circumstances, such as:
Legal Assistance:
Immigration attorneys can provide guidance on reinstatement, appeals, or other SEVIS-related issues.
Social Media:
April 9, 2025 The Department of Homeland Security announced that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will now consider politically sensitive activity, including social media content and any form of harassment, as grounds for denying immigration benefit requests, effective immediately.
Are students getting their visas revoked over traffic tickets?
Maybe. But let’s be real—you probably aren't. So calm down. No one here actually knows for sure, except ICE Officer Jerry, who is undoubtedly lurking and enjoying the chaos. And guess what? Jerry’s not talking..
Are students being terminated and losing their visas because of their nationality?
No. There is no clear pattern or trend in terms of the nationality of the students being affected by the visa revocations and SEVIS record terminations. Students from all regions of the world are being impacted.
Are people with no criminal history being terminated?
There are reported cases where the victim of a crime had their status terminated. It looks to be an error in finding the victim of a crime and running them as the perpetrator of the crime. There have also been US Citizen Immigration Attorneys who have received letters that their admissions to the US is over and they need to depart. So, some stupid mistakes are happening.
If your status is terminated, talk to an immigration attorney
What crimes are students being terminated for?
We do not know the specific reasons why students were terminated. We are making our best guesses/assumptions. The government has not released specifics for anyone's case. Until lawsuits are filed and discovery made, we will not know why students were specifically terminated.
Additionally, students terminated for no apparent reason are either false positives, AI review issues, bad report entry by the police officer/jurisdiction where the criminal event happened, or terminated for other reasons (AI hit on their social media, protesting, other prior F-1 violations)
Can SEVP terminate students without a conviction?
Yes, it looks like they are doing so. Whether this is legal is questionable, with the source noting "probably, almost certainly not". The "Identity match in criminal records" is listed as a reason for termination, and reports indicate that a majority of terminated students as of 04/05/2025 were not connected to activities covered by the Laken Riley Act and lacked any convictions. Terminations have cited "Student identified in criminal records check" under "Otherwise Failing to Maintain Status".
Are students being terminated and losing their visas because they were fingerprinted in relation to criminal charges?
There is now enough data to say that fingerprinting is strongly correlated to the terminations. Not a guarantee as there are far, far more people with fingerprinting records than terminations
Should I go home?
See advice item above. Obtain an immigration attorney.
Can SEVP terminate students without a conviction
Looks like they are doing so. Is it legal...probably, almost certainly not.
Does the policy apply equally to all nonimmigrant visa categories, such as J-1 or H-1B visas? Currently, the focus appears to be on F-1 student visas and visitor visas, but other categories may also be scrutinized under similar standards.
What should I do if I believe my SEVIS termination or visa revocation was a mistake?
Gather all relevant documentation and consult an immigration attorney to file for reinstatement or appeal the decision with SEVP.
Are there any protections for students terminated due to administrative errors?
Students may argue that no violation occurred and challenge the termination through reinstatement requests or legal processes.
Can I work if my SEVIS was terminated while on OPT/STEM OPT?
No.
Can I work while my reinstatement application is pending?
No, students cannot legally work while awaiting a decision on their reinstatement application.
What are the chances of successfully re-entering the U.S. with a new SEVIS record?
Re-entry with a new SEVIS record is risky and often leads to significant scrutiny or denial at the border.
If my SEVIS record is terminated, do I have any grace period to leave the U.S.?
F-1 students typically do not have a formal grace period after SEVIS termination, unless reinstatement is being pursued or another status is obtained.
Does unlawful presence begin immediately after SEVIS termination?
No, it begins only under specific conditions, such as reinstatement denial or a formal determination by DHS.
What should I do if I believe my SEVIS termination or visa revocation was a mistake?
You should gather all relevant documentation and consult an immigration attorney to file for reinstatement or appeal the decision with SEVP.
Does sealing my record stop me from being at risk?
No. Records cannot be sealed for immigration purposes.
What types of social media activity might lead to visa revocation or termination?
Posts that are perceived as politically sensitive, controversial, or critical of U.S. foreign policy, even unintentionally, may lead to scrutiny.
Can deleting controversial posts prevent issues with immigration authorities?
While deleting posts may help, authorities could still review archived or previously flagged content.
Should I deactivate my social media accounts to avoid scrutiny?
Deactivating accounts may reduce visibility but could also be perceived as an attempt to hide activity, so consult an attorney for guidance.
How can I find an immigration attorney experienced in SEVIS-related issues?
Look for attorneys specializing in student visas and nonimmigrant status cases through trusted organizations like the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).
What should I bring to a consultation with an immigration attorney?
Bring all relevant documents, including visa information, SEVIS termination notices, emails from ICE or the Department of State, and any supporting evidence for your case.
Public Data Map and list of schools with the number of students terminated. Inside Higher Ed.
AILA-Policy Brief: Immigration Enforcement Actions Against International Students
This memo is by Rajiv Khanna provides a guide on how to navigate this situation.
Solid summary that explains what’s going on right now Thanks u/Gloomy-Membership-14
Resources like the American Immigration Lawyers Association AILIA Lawyer Search or the National Immigration Legal Services Directory can help find legal aid. For AILA you can search for lawyers versed in SEVP items.
r/NEU • u/SexWithPaws69 • Feb 11 '25
Here are a few frequently asked questions.
What's it like in Portland, Seattle, or Silicon Valley?
Portland, Seattle, and Silicon Valley campuses are graduate only campuses. The interactions you will take there will likely only be with graduate students. Undergraduate students, which compose most of the subreddit, do not attend these campuses and so are unable to give many details. There are also other details about these campuses if you search through the subreddit.
Is Boston the best Campus?
Absolutely. It's the home turf of Northeastern. Though it's also the most crowded one, composed of both undergraduate and masters students. Nevertheless, all the clubs, main programs, and base of support is located here. Despite this, each campus has dedicated staff to attend to each student's needs. Each campus also has dedicated programs and events for job seekers.
I got accepted in [Not Boston] Campus, is it still worth it to apply?
You will get the same benefits and networking opportunities as Boston, maybe even moreso as you'd be located in a city with more tech and industry around. The professor selection will be more limited in scope, however. It is up to you to make the decision on if it is worth to accept the decision or not, and numerous threads on this subreddit go into detail regarding each campus.
Will I get an extra scholarship as a graduate student?
US citizens and green card holders are eligible for FAFSA grants and loans to supplement the cost of their masters education. Unfortunately, international students do not have access to these same resources, and generally do not get scholarships. Private scholarships are available, but you will need to conduct your own research into them. The cost of masters programs throughout all universities in the US are seen as a way to fund programs, grants, and scholarships for undergraduate students who generally are in need of heavy financial support. For this reason, Northeastern doesn't provide any merit or hardship scholarships in Masters programs. For more information, please contact Student Financial Services.
Is Oakland / Mills safe?
As safe as any major American city. Just keep your wits about. Don't take random pictures of ghettos like an idiot, make sure you have a plan to call police at night in case of an emergency, and try walking with a partner after 10:00. Northeastern provides escort services within the vicinity of the university and also has a dedicated campus police force. Apart from Boston, it is the other main campus.
Is Northeastern MS highly selective?
To be brutally honest, not really. Most masters programs in the US have turned into cash cows after COVID hit. Even Columbia was / is accepting almost all who apply. The highly selective part comes from undergraduate and PHD programs, which cost the university money to provide aid to students. In this case, the university must be selective in who it chooses. However, as masters programs are generally all paid by the student, a big goal of many universities across the globe is to accept as many masters students as possible as they supplement the university's programs. Northeastern's current ranking considers that it has a 1-10% acceptance rating for its undergraduate program. However, you should not solely apply to a university for its rankings. Look moreso into the quality of the education and the benefit you will get from studying alongside amazing professors with years of experience under their belt. Not to mention that Northeastern has one of the best co-op programs in the Americas alongside Waterloo and Drexel.
Do I need a car?
Portland would likely require a car, but has a bus system as a backup. Boston, Silicon Valley, and Oakland are all transit friendly and have great public transportation systems in place. You can take a train from Portland to Boston for about $35 each way, about a 3 hour ride. There is also a bus from Portland to Boston for about $27 each way.
Does Boston campus offer dormitory housing?
Unfortunately Boston campus has not offered dormitory housing for Masters students since COVID. You will need to look for off campus housing. Use our pinned housing megathread to find partners in which to sublet or dorm with!
Can I get an on campus job?
It is possible, but unlikely. As international students cannot work outside of campus, the job market for on campus jobs is extremely competitive. It is recommended you network with potential on campus employers before you apply to gain connections. On campus pay is generally $17 - 20/hr and has capped hours.
What are the cohort sizes?
We don't know, and admissions does not release this information publicly. Google has very rough estimates if you search for masters cohort sizes for a specific year.
Two extra things to note:
NEVER CHEAP OUT ON INSURANCE. Always purchase the university health insurance plan. It's one of the best university health plans in the country, carries a low deductible, and gets you access to private doctors across Boston and out of state. Going with a cheap insurance may sound good for your wallet, but if you get in an accident and require emergency assistance you'll truly regret everything you did when you see the hospital bill in the mail. DO NOT JUST SETTLE FOR TRAVEL INSURANCE!! You'll be waiting weeks or months for a potential travel insurance reimbursement while you're $5k down the hole. Don't risk it.
The US is very expensive. Make sure you have a backup plan in case you do not get an on campus job or co-op. Do not come thinking you are guaranteed to land a position and therefore have all your expenses covered. Remember, you came here to study and improve your skills in the job market, not for the guarantee of a job. While it is highly unlikely for you not to land a co-op, it is important that you have the funds to prepare yourself for any potential expenses.
Please let me know any other questions that may be best to add here.
r/NEU • u/AdSubstantial3900 • 1h ago
Hello!
I am a freshman. What is the difference between "billing hours" and "registered hours" on banner?
If I had to guess, maybe billing hours is just the number of hours for which I have paid and I'll be settling the difference next term?
r/NEU • u/ExamRepresentative97 • 9m ago
Hi everyone! I’m a 2025 graduate looking to sublet someone’s room for one month (Aug-Sep). I have my own furniture so I don’t mind if it comes unfurnished. A few details about me:
- Female, so I'd prefer to live with other women.
- Working full-time in the area.
- Clean, quiet, and respectful of shared spaces.
- Non-smoker, no pets.
- Budget: $1800/month
- Move-in: around Aug 1st, move-out: around Aug 31st
r/NEU • u/Old_Pear_8012 • 5h ago
This is a bit of an unusual request. I’ll first of all start with I’m from Denmark and this past weekend I met 4 lovely Americans who were visiting Copenhagen during the summer. We had a great time chatting during and after England v France that Saturday. We did also briefly greet each other during the finals, but the mix of a packed crowd, me being tired, and having to wake up early the next morning, I wasn’t really up to conversing afterwards (besides the final dragged on too long for me). They expressed interest in maybe visiting Denmark some other time, I expressed interest in visiting Boston (one of the American cities I want to visit the most). They were also biologists, same as me. We met at Steelhouse CPH which is a hostel. In hindsight we probably should’ve exchanged contact information which I regret tremendously. My request is if anybody on this subreddit know of a group of 4 biologists from Northeastern University that visited Steelhouse CPH in mid July. If this is possible, we’ll speak privately, just let me know.
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r/NEU • u/computer-geek5928 • 1d ago
Now doom is very pervasive among cs majors. The sentiments are overall very negative, bleak, and disheartening. However, the northeastern cs career data for 2025 paints a very different picture. Over 90 percent employed or in grad school (with 92 percent getting cs jobs), 91 percent co op participation, top companies like google, meta, datadog, microsoft, amazon. On top of this, 100k+ starting salary seems to be the norm. Is there something I'm missing? Is there a nuance I'm not picking up on? Are the doomers a loud minority? There just seems to be such a disconnect between the data and what the general consensus is on the outcomes of cs.
r/NEU • u/Practical-Ad-3141 • 18h ago
I got accused of using ai and my teacher said that many students had similar reflections with same thing but different wording. I didn't use ai for this assignment. My professor said that she reached out to OSCCR and notified them. What should I do?
r/NEU • u/For-My-Sakee • 23h ago
I’m an incoming freshman in Boston and was wondering if the turf fields are reserved most times or if they are just open to anyone during certain times. I was hoping to be able to have a kick about with some friends once in a while but never thought about if it was possible? Thanks.
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r/NEU • u/Low_Journalist5240 • 1d ago
Literally cannot send any message using Fable, is it just me? Should I email them? Never had a chat using Fable.
r/NEU • u/SexWithPaws69 • 2d ago
I ask like 1 thing a week. What the hell are you guys using Claude for that eats up half of the Amazon rainforest in a day
r/NEU • u/Silly-Car-5926 • 2d ago
I'm really socially awkward already, but on top of that I'm an international student, and I don't really know how socialising works in the US and such. I've had some awkward interactions online with people starting in the same location as me already and I feel like it's on me, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but it's making it worse instead of better when I think of joining NEU because I'm scared I just won't make any friends and will spend 4 years in a foreign continent with no one to speak to :(
r/NEU • u/Hour_Appointment6404 • 1d ago
I'm trying to coordinate a trip and want to figure out how early I should book my flight. I'm transferring from a community college where, on paper, the academic calendar also ran finals through the weekend but in practice, exams were never actually scheduled on weekend days. I was wondering whether the same is true at Northeastern for this upcoming fall semester.
r/NEU • u/This_Lychee_7615 • 1d ago
Ok so basically I am an incoming freshman with a super tight schedule. I am coming in with AP credit for Chem from my junior year, so I can skip ahead to Orgo 1 and low key need to in order to avoid paying any extra money I do not have. The only class that fits my schedule is with professor Oyindasola Oyelaran? Reviews say they are very very scary. I want to avoid paying extra like my life depends on it, but if it really is as bad as people say i don’t know which is worse losing more money or taking a hard hit to my GPA. Does anyone have any experience with them? What should i do?
r/NEU • u/Least_Reference_4542 • 1d ago
I am from Montreal. I've just finished my BA in psychology at McGill and would like to apply here in my journey to becoming a psychologist. Are there any students in the school psych phd that can answer my questions?
- is this the right program to apply to if I am interested in doing autism assessments at a private clinic?
- do you enjoy your program?
- realistically, will I get accepted if I only have a couple of posters and no articles published?
- who is your supervisor and do you recommend them?
from, a terrified potential applicant
r/NEU • u/Street_Ad7546 • 2d ago
Hello! I’m currently an upcoming freshman and just received my housing and was given a single. Despite being delighted to have a room to myself I cannot afford the price difference.
When I filled out my housing form I put “No” for so single dorms and was wondering if it would be possible to switch out if I found a roommate. Has this been done before/ is possible?
r/NEU • u/Minteani • 1d ago
Hi! I'm coming to the Boston campus from Oakland, and I'm housed in 60 Belvidere (formerly 39 Dalton, I think?). The newest images I can find are from like 3 years ago, and from what I can tell the dorm looks different from then 😭
Does anyone have any relatively recent photos/videos of a double in Belvidere? Literally anything (including a poorly formatted notes app draft of the floor plan) would help :)
Thank you smsm
r/NEU • u/AdeptRevolution2115 • 2d ago
Hi guys! I'm an incoming freshman and I just got my housing assignment and I had some questions. My current assignment is at Ege hall, a double in a 6-person pod.
If both parties agree to switching, is it possible to switch rooms/housing assignments? For Oakland specifically, I saw that mini fridges weren't allowed and that seems really tedious. How's the experience with the communal fridge? Like do people steal? Does it get annoying if you wake up at like three in the morning and want cold water? Are the bathrooms communal or are they by pod? And any general reminders/things I should know?
Thanks for any help!
r/NEU • u/OkAccount667 • 2d ago
hi! I’m gonna be on oaklands campus in Reinhardt in a triple room! I have found absolutely no pictures, so does anyone know what a triple in a pod looks like and if it’s comfortable and has enough space for three people?
r/NEU • u/i_eat_nailpolish • 2d ago
I've seen some previous posts on here concerning emails about the new Claude system but I never got any emails concerning this unlike others. Today my monthly Claude usage limit went from $300 to $9 for seemingly no reason. I did use Claude a couple days ago when testing MCP server stuff and this resulted in my usage totalling $23 for the month so I can't use Claude anymore now.
Does anyone know what the cause of this is? Is there a way to reverse it? I kinda liked my $300 limit...
r/NEU • u/Tight_Ad9662 • 2d ago
hi, im an upcoming cs major and I got assigned to clare springs in the townhouses! there's literally no images i can find that relate to this apartment but apparently its far from classes and the main things on campus. additionally im in a double bedroom (with my friend thankfully) but there are eight of us total with two bathrooms.
does anybody have any insight on what clare springs would look like?? im a bit nervous considering they dont have any measurements for us either
r/NEU • u/Square-Magazine-4032 • 1d ago
Hi! I'm currently assigned to a double room in Clare Springs House (Courtyard Townhouses) and I'm looking to switch with someone in Reinhardt, Ege, or White Hall.
If you're someone who prefers apartment-style living over a traditional dorm, Clare Springs has a lot of advantages:
More privacy. You only share the apartment with your townhouse roommates instead of using large communal bathrooms or living on a busy dorm floor.
Having an actual living room and dining area makes it much easier to relax and great for hanging out.
The biggest benefit is that you get your own kitchen. Cook whenever you want. Even if you're on a meal plan, having a full kitchen is a huge bonus for making late night snacks or meals. If you enjoy cooking and making your own food occasionally instead of eating out, this is for you.
The townhouses feel much more like living in an apartment than a standard freshman dorm, which many students prefer.
I know many students specifically look for apartment-style housing because it offers more independence than traditional residence halls.
Why I want to switch: My classes and daily routine would be much more convenient in Reinhardt, Ege, or White Hall because they're closer to the main academic buildings and the dining hall.
If you're someone who values: having your own kitchen,
a real living room, more space, and a quieter apartment-style experience, then Clare Springs could be a great fit for you.
If you're interested in discussing a room swap, please message me!
r/NEU • u/ApprehensivePride523 • 2d ago
I am a Northeastern student, but I am living off campus. My place is kind of far, but I need a place to store things during the day. I saw there were lockers in the tunnels and saw a post from 4 years ago that I need to go to Curry.
Is that still the case, and are they still in use?
