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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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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

AI and the future of work

On Thursday at the Business-Higher Education Forum in Washington, D.C., Northeastern President Joseph E. Aoun discussed the implications of artificial intelligence on the future of work and higher education’s role in preparing learners for the AI age.
- by News@Northeastern February 28, 2019

Globalization in higher ed

President Aoun talked about globalization in higher education at Inside Higher Ed’s 2019 Leadership Series on Tuesday in Washington, D.C.…

Valkyrie's skills

Students demonstrate NASA’s humanoid robot prototype Valkyrie’s abilities in the atrium of the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex on Thursday.…

In photos: A historic visit to Havana

President Aoun shakes hands with Rector Gustavo Cobreiro Suárez, right, of the University of Havana on Feb. 21, 2017, in…

Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex

Northeastern University honors its veterans

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