Your Northeastern

These students will make you laugh

Think fast. Be creative. Trust your instincts. NU & Improv’d, Northeastern’s improv comedy troupe, describes the art of laugh-out-loud improvisation.

Up Next

It’s time to study machines the way we study humans

With intelligent machines doing more of our collective ‘thinking,’ it’s time for an interdisciplinary approach to understanding machine behavior, says a team of researchers that…
- by Molly Callahan April 24, 2019

Meet some coastal critters with the Marine Biology Club

Students in the club collaborate with the Marine Science Center in Nahant, Massachusetts, to teach children and their families about the ocean and the environment.
- by Cam Sleeper April 18, 2019

Shining a light on bias against women in the 2020 presidential campaign

Don’t get him wrong. Alex Frandsen is grateful for the attention to his work, but it’s also making him slightly…
She’s studying the experiences of disability in the early United States

In her first book, The Medical Imagination, Sari Altschuler uncovers a history of the imagination in medicine. Literature, she demonstrates,…
What does it take for supporters to lose faith in a politician?

When you discover that someone has told a lie, does the discovery change your feeling about that person? If that…
‘What happens on the molecular level to make us sick?’

Isaac Kresse was only 6 when he started investigating the existential questions that would put him on the path to…
What cute dogs can teach us about democracy

Dog lovers agree: Round and fluffy, wrinkled and snub-nosed, or skinny and sleek, dogs are cute. The question is, how…

Cookies on Northeastern sites

This website uses cookies and similar technologies to understand your use of our website and give you a better experience. By continuing to use the site or closing this banner without changing your cookie settings, you agree to our use of cookies and other technologies. To find out more about our use of cookies and how to change your settings, please go to our Privacy Statement.

Like what you see? Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the latest stories right in your inbox.

No, thanks.

Your Northeastern

These students will make you laugh

Up Next

It’s time to study machines the way we study humans

Meet some coastal critters with the Marine Biology Club

More

Shining a light on bias against women in the 2020 presidential campaign

She’s studying the experiences of disability in the early United States

What does it take for supporters to lose faith in a politician?

‘What happens on the molecular level to make us sick?’

What cute dogs can teach us about democracy

Cookies on Northeastern sites