The Lost & Hound
Campus Lost & Found
About
This platform helps Northeastern students locate lost or found items on campus. Users can post details about misplaced belongings, connect with others who may have found them, and facilitate returns. It operates across multiple Northeastern university locations globally.
What's New in The Lost & Hound
1.0
April 22, 2026
FAQ
What is The Lost & Hound?
The Lost & Hound is a campus lost-and-found platform designed specifically for Northeastern students. It allows users to post details about lost or found items and connect with others to help return belongings.
Is The Lost & Hound available at all Northeastern campuses?
Yes, The Lost & Hound is available across Northeastern's global network. This includes locations such as Boston, Oakland, San Jose, Miami, Burlington, Portland (ME), Charlotte, New York, Toronto, London, Arlington, and Seattle.
How does messaging work in The Lost & Hound?
The app enables users to message each other directly within the platform. This feature facilitates communication between those who have lost items and those who may have found them, helping to arrange returns.
Is The Lost & Hound affiliated with Northeastern University?
The Lost & Hound is an independent tool created for Northeastern students. It is not officially affiliated with Northeastern University.
What devices does The Lost & Hound support?
The Lost & Hound is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on these Apple mobile platforms.
When was The Lost & Hound last updated?
The Lost & Hound was last updated on April 22, 2026, with version 1.0. This indicates it is a new application with its initial release on that date.
Does The Lost & Hound have ads?
No, The Lost & Hound does not contain advertisements. The application is free to use and does not display any ads to its users.
What is the user rating for The Lost & Hound?
The Lost & Hound has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on one review. This suggests a highly positive initial reception from its users.