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She bought a one-way ticket out of Moscow and never looked back
Over the past six years, Northeastern student Elina Mariutsa has found a home in many different cities around the world. But while the people of every one of those places were welcoming to her, she has found that the governments have been generally hostile toward each other. This discord is what ultimately propelled her passion for diplomacy.
- by Khalida Sarwari July 5, 2019
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How two foodie friends became gurus on the ’gram
Three years ago, Northeastern student Rachel Eng and her friend from high school started an Instagram account where they could post photos of food to help each other decide where to eat next. Now their account, @twotastebuddiez, boasts more than 18,000 followers who use the page to navigate the food scene in Boston.
- by Irvin Zhang July 3, 2019
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The ballad of the lawyer who became a singer
Danielle Ponder was a lawyer. She is now a professional singer. The transition makes perfect sense to her. Danielle Ponder…
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Northeastern’s award-winning digital newsroom is looking for a science reporter to bring audiences into the world of research and discovery…
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She told the forgotten story of the suffragist who outmaneuvered President Wilson
On June 4, 1919, the United States Senate passed and sent onto the states for ratification a law to grant…
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This police academy is leading an ‘evolution of the profession’ of law enforcement
In a West Village classroom on the Boston campus, three Northeastern students were locked in a volatile altercation. Police officers…
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He read a fashion article. It changed his life forever.
Jarrod Kahn remembers the moment that changed his life. He says it was 1993, and he was riding the train…