Khalida Sarwari, Author at Northeastern Global News

Northeastern honors Innocence Project, advocates for wrongly convicted criminals

March 13, 2019

Designing software and smartphone apps with an architect’s touch

March 7, 2019

Northeastern kicks off Women’s History Month with Women Who Empower symposium

March 2, 2019

SAIL, a new learning platform developed by Northeastern, helps students extract meaning from class, co-op, and everyday experiences

February 28, 2019

Data security professor says it’s time to improve internet privacy laws

February 26, 2019

Here’s what these Northeastern professors say is missing from the national debate over blackface

February 22, 2019

We’ve lost something important in the age of screens. 3D printers can bring it back.

February 14, 2019

What to watch for in Trump’s State of the Union address

February 5, 2019

Northeastern professor studies how Charles Manson, Ken Bianchi, and Kenneth Seguin became notorious killers

January 31, 2019

OurPath helped him find his path

January 30, 2019

Trump agreed to reopen the government. What does that mean for the Coast Guard?

January 25, 2019

She’s studying the detriments of digitally altered photos

January 24, 2019

Data is clear that immigrants don’t increase crime in the United States, expert says

This Northeastern co-op helped develop cutting-edge cameras for Apple

Northeastern professor uses grim war images to create empathy — and get people to slow down

As California wildfires continue to rage, smoke researchers warn of negative short-, long-term health effects

Northeastern honors Innocence Project, advocates for wrongly convicted criminals

Designing software and smartphone apps with an architect’s touch

Northeastern kicks off Women’s History Month with Women Who Empower symposium

SAIL, a new learning platform developed by Northeastern, helps students extract meaning from class, co-op, and everyday experiences

Data security professor says it’s time to improve internet privacy laws

Here’s what these Northeastern professors say is missing from the national debate over blackface

We’ve lost something important in the age of screens. 3D printers can bring it back.

What to watch for in Trump’s State of the Union address

Northeastern professor studies how Charles Manson, Ken Bianchi, and Kenneth Seguin became notorious killers

OurPath helped him find his path

Trump agreed to reopen the government. What does that mean for the Coast Guard?

She’s studying the detriments of digitally altered photos