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Kin Chung Fong looking through a microscope, seen through a tube.

Northeastern scientists help detect axion quasiparticles, offering new clues to dark matter

Scientists observe axion quasiparticles in a lab for the first time, offering new insights into dark matter and future quantum technologies.

Eli Curwin writing a speech.

From City Hall to Congress, Northeastern co-op student finds his voice on Mayor Wu’s speechwriting team

The opportunity has taken Eli Curwin from Boston to Washington, where he helped with Wu's testimony before Congress.

Pope Francis waves to a crowd while standing in a vehicle during a public appearance outside St. Peter’s Square.

What is the legacy of Pope Francis — and the future of the Catholic Church

Northeastern assistant professor of religion and anthropology Sarah Riccardi-Swartz reflects on the historic papacy — and what comes next.

A screen capture of two characters facing each other and dancing in The Last of Us.

Why are fans upset about ‘The Last of Us’ season two? Experts say it tests the limits of fandom and parasocial relationships

Fans of HBO's hit drama have fallen in love with the two main characters. The second season will challenge that relationship, experts say.

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