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Blast off with AerospaceNU

You might think building rockets is hard. Even for a rocket scientist. At Northeastern’s aerospace club, they’ll assure you that it is. But the thrill of watching that rocket go shooting into the sky is worth it.

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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.
- by Cam Sleeper April 18, 2019

Students want to break world record for highest altitude reached by a rocket

The current world record for highest altitude reached by a student-made rocket is 144,000 feet. In August, a team of students, including three from Northeastern, is hoping to break that record and set a new one.
- by Sophia Fox-Sowell June 25, 2018

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Northeastern University honors its veterans
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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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Your Northeastern

Blast off with AerospaceNU

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Meet some coastal critters with the Marine Biology Club

Students want to break world record for highest altitude reached by a rocket

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Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex

Northeastern University honors its veterans

July 2016 in photos

And they’re off

Valkyrie has landed

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