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Huntington 100 shines spotlight on 125 campus leaders, entrepreneurs and athletes in honor of Northeastern’s 125th anniversary
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Huntington 100 shines spotlight on 125 campus leaders, entrepreneurs and athletes in honor of Northeastern’s 125th anniversary

Will Taylor Swift’s new album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ break Spotify? Content delivery expert explains how streaming services work
Taylor Swift at the premiere of the Eras Tour concert film wearing a blue dress.

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Will Taylor Swift’s new album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ break Spotify? Content delivery expert explains how streaming services work

Iran’s strike on Israel can be seen as ‘declaration of war,’ Northeastern expert says
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei praying with hands uplifted in front of a large crowd, also praying.

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Iran’s strike on Israel can be seen as ‘declaration of war,’ Northeastern expert says

Entire Northeastern community rallies to support student clubs and programs during record-setting Giving Day
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Entire Northeastern community rallies to support student clubs and programs during record-setting Giving Day

How can humans and machines work in harmony? Through the power of collaboration,  supply chain expert says in book
The cover of Nada Sanders' new book 'The Humachine'.

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How can humans and machines work in harmony? Through the power of collaboration,  supply chain expert says in book

 How can we use AI to build more democratic societies? The key lies in transparency, Taiwan’s digital affairs minister says
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 How can we use AI to build more democratic societies? The key lies in transparency, Taiwan’s digital affairs minister says

How can we provide better care for patients with severe brain injuries? That’s the mission of this Northeastern graduate
Olivia Rowe, who is conducting research on treatment for stroke patients, works in an MRI lab.

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How can we provide better care for patients with severe brain injuries? That’s the mission of this Northeastern graduate

Northeastern’s Experiential Treks program connects students on Oakland campus with industry giants like Tesla, SAP and Block
Multiple students stand in a news station's studio before a green screen for Northeastern's Entrepreneurship Treks program.

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Northeastern’s Experiential Treks program connects students on Oakland campus with industry giants like Tesla, SAP and Block

European regulators are cracking down on Alphabet, Apple and Meta. Will that have an impact on how their products work around the world?
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European regulators are cracking down on Alphabet, Apple and Meta. Will that have an impact on how their products work around the world?

With a mighty robotic arm, Northeastern’s Mars Rover Team wins first place in Winter Canadian International Challenge
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With a mighty robotic arm, Northeastern’s Mars Rover Team wins first place in Winter Canadian International Challenge

Shooting victims are ‘calling’ members of Congress. Is it OK to use AI to clone your child’s voice to deliver a political message?
Graphic from theshotline.org depicting a young boy next to the text "GUNS SILENCE THOUSANDS OF INNOCENT LIVES EVERY YEAR. USING AI TECHNOLOGY, WE RE-CREATED THE VOICES OF THOSE SHOT AND KILLED BY GUNS SO THEY CAN CALL OUR REPRESENTATIVES IN HOPES OF CHANGING OUR COUNTRY'S GUN LAWS."

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Shooting victims are ‘calling’ members of Congress. Is it OK to use AI to clone your child’s voice to deliver a political message?

Cybersecurity attacks have the potential to infiltrate medical devices and cripple health care, Northeastern expert warns
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Cybersecurity attacks have the potential to infiltrate medical devices and cripple health care, Northeastern expert warns