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China’s control of rare earth metals is a big advantage in a trade war. Northeastern researchers are trying to level the field.

by Bill Ibelle

How swimming has changed her life, in and out of the pool

by Greg St. Martin
University News

With a groundswell of support for experiential learning, K-12 teachers rely on Northeastern to start a movement

by Molly Callahan

At risk in a trade war with China? The rare earth metals that make your smartphone (and your guided missile).

by Bill Ibelle

Northeastern names Tramaine Shaw track and field director

by Greg St. Martin

The Mount Everest of open water swims

by Sophia Fox-Sowell

Walk and talk

by Adam Glanzman

He swims with sharks (and lives to tell about it)

by Sophia Fox-Sowell
University News

Deadlines approaching for students to apply for research awards, global scholarships

by Greg St. Martin

Snell & study

by Adam Glanzman
Arts & Entertainment

Video games can improve your health. You just need to play the right ones.

by Allie Nicodemo

Summer study

by Matthew Modoono