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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.

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Giant eels and rare penguins: Co-ops get a crash course in marine science

Students on co-op at the New England Aquarium get to interact with fascinating ocean animals from around the world. But they have to put in a lot of hard work first.
- by Laura Castañón May 28, 2019

He found an electric blue, iridescent fish—and became a Knight

Ben Moran’s research on the rare Maya hamlet fish species off the coast of Belize quickly evolved into a marine conservation effort. Now, the Northeastern alumnus has earned a prestigious scholarship to continue his studies at Stanford.
- by Greg St. Martin March 12, 2019

Northeastern University honors its veterans

And they’re off

The judging is underway at RISE:2016. The doors opened at 10 a.m., and presenters are talking with judges and visiting…

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Meet some coastal critters with the Marine Biology Club

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Giant eels and rare penguins: Co-ops get a crash course in marine science

He found an electric blue, iridescent fish—and became a Knight

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Northeastern University honors its veterans

July 2016 in photos

And they’re off

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