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‘What they need is guidance and direction.’ SquashBusters celebrates 20 years of developing young people to prepare for college and beyond

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‘What they need is guidance and direction.’ SquashBusters celebrates 20 years of developing young people to prepare for college and beyond

Could a nasal spray deliver a novel gene therapy that stops opioid cravings and reduces relapse?

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Could a nasal spray deliver a novel gene therapy that stops opioid cravings and reduces relapse?

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Could mind games help cure teen depression? Brain imaging study by a Northeastern researcher shows promise

Could mind games help cure teen depression? Brain imaging study by a Northeastern researcher shows promise

As Finland prepares to join NATO, defense forces have become more ‘visible’ inside its borders

As Finland prepares to join NATO, defense forces have become more ‘visible’ inside its borders

Northeastern student brings new life to powerful history behind Secret Synagogue of Terezín

Northeastern student brings new life to powerful history behind Secret Synagogue of Terezín

‘We have to do this. We absolutely have to.’ Jehovah’s Witness who grew up in Nazi Germany emphasizes need to remember and reflect on the Holocaust

‘We have to do this. We absolutely have to.’ Jehovah’s Witness who grew up in Nazi Germany emphasizes need to remember and reflect on the Holocaust

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Northeastern student wins Fulbright Scholarship to research impact of nuclear power plants in rural Japan

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Northeastern student wins Fulbright Scholarship to research impact of nuclear power plants in rural Japan

by Beth Treffeisen
March 30, 2023

‘I feel I have a very big task ahead,’ says first recipient of Northeastern’s Chanrai Family Graduate Scholarship

‘I feel I have a very big task ahead,’ says first recipient of Northeastern’s Chanrai Family Graduate Scholarship

March 30, 2023

Carly Rae Jepsen, Aminé headline Northeastern University’s 2023 Springfest

Carly Rae Jepsen, Aminé headline Northeastern University’s 2023 Springfest

March 27, 2023
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As Finland prepares to join NATO, defense forces have become more ‘visible’ inside its borders

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As Finland prepares to join NATO, defense forces have become more ‘visible’ inside its borders

by Tanner Stening
March 30, 2023

Netanyahu delays plan to overhaul judiciary, but ‘he could be toppled.’ Northeastern expert reacts to situation in Israel

Netanyahu delays plan to overhaul judiciary, but ‘he could be toppled.’ Northeastern expert reacts to situation in Israel

March 27, 2023

Northeastern student, passionate about social entrepreneurship, wins Pickering International Affairs Fellowship

Northeastern student, passionate about social entrepreneurship, wins Pickering International Affairs Fellowship

March 24, 2023
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Could mind games help cure teen depression? Brain imaging study by a Northeastern researcher shows promise

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Could mind games help cure teen depression? Brain imaging study by a Northeastern researcher shows promise

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert
March 30, 2023

Could a nasal spray deliver a novel gene therapy that stops opioid cravings and reduces relapse?

Could a nasal spray deliver a novel gene therapy that stops opioid cravings and reduces relapse?

March 29, 2023

A volunteer trip to Ethiopia was a ‘life-changing’ experience for this Northeastern computer science student

A volunteer trip to Ethiopia was a ‘life-changing’ experience for this Northeastern computer science student

March 23, 2023
Arts & Entertainment

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Ant-Man and Shazam prove superhero movies aren’t bulletproof. Is this the beginning of the end for the genre?

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Ant-Man and Shazam prove superhero movies aren’t bulletproof. Is this the beginning of the end for the genre?

by Cody Mello-Klein
March 24, 2023

Lights, camera, action. Student filmmakers take center stage during first North by Northeastern Film Festival

Lights, camera, action. Student filmmakers take center stage during first North by Northeastern Film Festival

March 22, 2023

Northeastern student finds his rhythm with co-op at independent record label

Northeastern student finds his rhythm with co-op at independent record label

March 17, 2023
Business

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Northeastern international business student gaining supply chain know-how as co-op in Singapore

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Northeastern international business student gaining supply chain know-how as co-op in Singapore

by Beth Treffeisen
March 28, 2023

Northeastern graduate and crypto critic Molly White discusses blockchains and digital ethics

Northeastern graduate and crypto critic Molly White discusses blockchains and digital ethics

March 28, 2023

Mills College at Northeastern students, alumni benefit from inaugural career conference on Oakland campus

Mills College at Northeastern students, alumni benefit from inaugural career conference on Oakland campus

March 27, 2023
Health

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Is the US ready for another pandemic? Northeastern scientist testifies to the need for greater preparedness

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Is the US ready for another pandemic? Northeastern scientist testifies to the need for greater preparedness

by Tanner Stening
March 27, 2023

Fungal disease that poses threat to sick people in health care settings likely to continue to spread, Northeastern biotechnology expert says

Fungal disease that poses threat to sick people in health care settings likely to continue to spread, Northeastern biotechnology expert says

March 27, 2023

Climate change is making seasonal allergies worse—can your nose handle it?

Climate change is making seasonal allergies worse—can your nose handle it?

March 24, 2023
Law

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Northeastern’s NuLawLab expanding housing initiatives, providing more legal help in Boston’s most marginalized communities

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Northeastern’s NuLawLab expanding housing initiatives, providing more legal help in Boston’s most marginalized communities

by Beth Treffeisen
March 6, 2023

Fact checking Don Lemon: Women reach their ‘prime’ later in life, Northeastern experts say

Fact checking Don Lemon: Women reach their ‘prime’ later in life, Northeastern experts say

February 18, 2023

Will Nikki Haley face the same historic gender bias in media coverage during her presidential run? Don Lemon proves she will.

Will Nikki Haley face the same historic gender bias in media coverage during her presidential run? Don Lemon proves she will.

February 16, 2023
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‘That sense of togetherness is what is needed.’ Northeastern entrepreneur from Ghana builds his restaurant business on African hospitality

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‘That sense of togetherness is what is needed.’ Northeastern entrepreneur from Ghana builds his restaurant business on African hospitality

by Alena Kuzub
March 3, 2023

Why it’s OK to give your sweetheart a year-old box of Valentine’s Day chocolate

Why it’s OK to give your sweetheart a year-old box of Valentine’s Day chocolate

February 13, 2023

Protect your skin for only pennies a day by using these moisturizing tips

Protect your skin for only pennies a day by using these moisturizing tips

February 7, 2023
Society & Culture

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Northeastern student brings new life to powerful history behind Secret Synagogue of Terezín

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Northeastern student brings new life to powerful history behind Secret Synagogue of Terezín

by Cody Mello-Klein
March 30, 2023

‘We have to do this. We absolutely have to.’ Jehovah’s Witness who grew up in Nazi Germany emphasizes need to remember and reflect on the Holocaust

‘We have to do this. We absolutely have to.’ Jehovah’s Witness who grew up in Nazi Germany emphasizes need to remember and reflect on the Holocaust

March 29, 2023

Retailers are embracing Ramadan, and it could be a chance to improve religious literacy in the U.S.

Retailers are embracing Ramadan, and it could be a chance to improve religious literacy in the U.S.

March 28, 2023
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7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days, Northeastern graduate wins 183.4-mile world challenge. And her father would be so proud

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7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days, Northeastern graduate wins 183.4-mile world challenge. And her father would be so proud

by Mark Conti
March 29, 2023

‘What they need is guidance and direction.’ SquashBusters celebrates 20 years of developing young people to prepare for college and beyond

‘What they need is guidance and direction.’ SquashBusters celebrates 20 years of developing young people to prepare for college and beyond

March 27, 2023

‘Our goals don’t change.’ As Alina Mueller era ends, Northeastern women’s hockey team will look to defensive leadership next year

‘Our goals don’t change.’ As Alina Mueller era ends, Northeastern women’s hockey team will look to defensive leadership next year

March 20, 2023

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by Alyssa Stone

January 25, 2022

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A member of the Northeastern community walks through Snell Quad on the Boston campus. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

A member of the Northeastern community bundles up, wearing earmuffs and a fleece jacket with hearts during a walk through Snell Quad on the Boston campus. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

Editor's Picks

‘What they need is guidance and direction.’ SquashBusters celebrates 20 years of developing young people to prepare for college and beyond

‘What they need is guidance and direction.’ SquashBusters celebrates 20 years of developing young people to prepare for college and beyond

Could a nasal spray deliver a novel gene therapy that stops opioid cravings and reduces relapse?

Could a nasal spray deliver a novel gene therapy that stops opioid cravings and reduces relapse?

‘We have to do this. We absolutely have to.’ Jehovah’s Witness who grew up in Nazi Germany emphasizes need to remember and reflect on the Holocaust

‘We have to do this. We absolutely have to.’ Jehovah’s Witness who grew up in Nazi Germany emphasizes need to remember and reflect on the Holocaust

Experts at Northeastern Women’s History Month Symposium event weigh in on the growing censorship movement in America

Experts at Northeastern Women’s History Month Symposium event weigh in on the growing censorship movement in America

Northeastern trustee Subodh Chanrai established a graduate scholarship to support Ghanaian students pursuing master’s degrees

Northeastern trustee Subodh Chanrai established a graduate scholarship to support Ghanaian students pursuing master’s degrees

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Massachusetts’ first climate chief, Northeastern graduate plans to make the state a model for reducing carbon emissions

Massachusetts’ first climate chief, Northeastern graduate plans to make the state a model for reducing carbon emissions

As Finland prepares to join NATO, defense forces have become more ‘visible’ inside its borders

As Finland prepares to join NATO, defense forces have become more ‘visible’ inside its borders

Northeastern student brings new life to powerful history behind Secret Synagogue of Terezín

Northeastern student brings new life to powerful history behind Secret Synagogue of Terezín

Chaucer left portions of ‘The Canterbury Tales’ unfinished. Northeastern London professor thinks she knows why

Chaucer left portions of ‘The Canterbury Tales’ unfinished. Northeastern London professor thinks she knows why