NU Intern Housing participants can purchase optional access to Northeastern’s summer dining facilities in batches of 25 meals (for $475) and/or 50 meals (for $920). Additional batches of 25 or 50 meals can be purchased while on campus.
Follow the link below for a tour of each dining hall, or to obtain operation hours and daily menus.
While most NU Intern Housing participants find that Northeastern’s proximity to public transportation allows them to forgo having an automobile on campus, a limited number of monthly parking passes may be available at the Renaissance Park Garage (located in square A2 on the campus map). If you indicate your interest in parking on the NU Intern Housing application, further information will be emailed to you upon assignment, after your full housing payment is received. Cost for summer 2021 is $350.00 per calendar month.
*Marino facilities will be unavailable for summer 2021*
NU Intern Housing participants can purchase a campus recreation membership for access to the Marino Recreation Center (located in square C1 on the campus map) during their stay on campus. Check out the Marino Center’s website for detailed information on the facilities and equipment available. Instructions on how to sign up for such a membership will be emailed upon assignment, after your full housing payment is received. The cost for a campus recreation membership is $135.
Northeastern University Intern Housing participants will have access to various educational and professional development opportunities while on campus. More informational will be provided upon registering for the Intern Housing program.
Northeastern University Summer Intern guests will be able to register to have access to our secure wireless network while staying on campus. Login credentials will be created and shared prior to arrival. For more detailed information, click here.
Smoking of any tobacco products is prohibited at Northeastern University, consistent with applicable law. This policy applies to all persons, including all students, faculty, staff, volunteers, vendors, and visitors, anywhere on University property and in buildings and facilities on all campuses, including parking lots, green spaces, and pedestrian walkways.
Northeastern University strives to provide a safe and healthy environment in which to teach, learn, research, live, and work. The University recognizes that smoking is a major cause of preventable disease, and accordingly in 2012 convened a committee to explore whether and how the University might implement a smoke-free campus policy. Having received the committee’s recommendation, after extensive input from the community, the University has concluded that a smoke-free campus is consistent with the University’s mission and purpose; will promote individual and community health; and will recognize employees’ right to work in a smoke-free workplace.
Printing is available on-campus at the Snell Library (Building #59 on the campus map).
Northeastern University allows for emotional support animals on campus after review and approval of proper documentation by our Disability Resource Center Office. Please note, the approval process can take 2-3 weeks. You will need approval for an ESA prior to your arrival date on campus.
Please fill out the following documents and email them to DRC@northeastern.edu and Internhousing@northeastern.edu. *For the NU ID line please leave that blank, your ID number will come once you get your housing assignment*.
Are you looking for recommendations for top attractions and how to get around? Northeastern University is located in the heart of Boston’s historic Back Bay neighborhood, with many attractions either within walking distance or easily accessible by public transportation. Area attractions include the Museum of Fine Arts, Symphony Hall, Fenway Park, the Prudential Center and many shopping and dining destinations. Check out this interactive map of our Boston backyard.