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Can this strategic plan promote better well being for people who suffer from psychosis?

Northeastern professor and student work to destigmatize the experience of psychosis and promote early intervention.

People shopping at the Northeastern bookstore.

Here are some of the most popular Northeastern gifts this holiday season. Must-have Husky presents for everyone

Northeastern items can be found at the bookstore, the university’s Amazon store and various other spots.

A student with autism playing with a musical ball.

Engineering class designs ball that lights up, plays favorite songs and helps autistic client develop motor skills

The ball lights up and plays Audrey’s favorite songs when released.

A person using a Nintendo switch.

The best games, tech and gadgets for the 2024 holiday season

Looking for late-season gift ideas for the techie or gamer in your life? Northeastern has you covered.

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Three people sitting at a table next to each other working on laptops.

Grant will allow center at Northeastern to expand artificial intelligence and computing education nationally, benefitting women and underrepresented populations

Since its launch in 2019, the Center for Inclusive Computing has partnered with 97 universities to address inequities in computer science.

Portrait of Maya Gayle.

A co-op in a New York probation office helped this Northeastern student ‘discover her confidence’

Northeastern’s co-op program is an opportunity for students to explore passions, gain real-world experience and learn about themselves.

President Aoun speaking at the Intergenerational Leaders Exchange.

Intergenerational Leaders Exchange gathers diverse community of Northeastern graduates, families and friends

The program featured discussions on topics such as investing in the future, leadership lessons and business succession planning.

Aarya Dhru working on a laptop.

Northeastern student’s nonprofit is empowering high schoolers to drive real-world business impact

Aarya Dhru started the I3 Competition as a way for students to get experience working with businesses who digital assistance.

Portrait of Mauricio Tedeschi.

This Northeastern co-op helped develop algorithms for high-performance ‘brain-inspired’ computing hardware

Mauricio Tedeschi, a fourth-year student, helped The Peter Grünberg Institute develop computer chips that mimic the human brain.

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