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

Northeastern professors Costas Panagopoulos and Thomas Vicino weigh in on what President Trump might say in the State of the Union and how the Democrats…

by Khalida Sarwari February 5, 2019

What he found when he peered into the minds of mass murderers

Jack Levin, Northeastern professor emeritus, examines why perpetrators plan to kill in his new book The Allure of Premeditated Murder.

by Khalida Sarwari January 31, 2019

OurPath helped him find his path

Northeastern student Alek Piekarski connected with graduate John Sirisuth on LinkedIn. Soon thereafter, they were working together for a health startup in London.

by Khalida Sarwari January 30, 2019

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

Stephen Flynn, who served in the Coast Guard for 20 years before retiring in 2002, says that he is relieved that President Trump agreed to…

by Khalida Sarwari January 25, 2019

She’s studying the detriments of digitally altered photos

Applied psychology professor Rachel Rodgers appeared on NBC’s The Today Show to discuss the detrimental impact digitally altered photos have on our self-esteem and our…

by Khalida Sarwari January 24, 2019

Scientific studies leaving you dazed and confused? These psychology professors want to change that.

Northeastern psychology professors Lisa Feldman Barrett and David DeSteno are working with scientists like themselves to demystify complex research for mainstream audiences.

by Khalida Sarwari January 22, 2019

With nearly $1 million on the line, this Northeastern team had to think fast

Ingenuity and quick thinking helped a computer science team stave off a last-minute disqualification and win a competition held by the research arm of the…

by Khalida Sarwari January 17, 2019

The US may be giving up on the Paris accord on climate change, but these students aren’t

At a climate summit in Poland in December, a group of Northeastern students had an opportunity to observe negotiations on the rules to govern the…

by Khalida Sarwari January 15, 2019

What made this TED talk one of the most watched of 2018?

A talk by Northeastern psychology professor Lisa Feldman Barrett about how our brains control emotions amassed more than 3 million views last year.

by Khalida Sarwari January 15, 2019

Can data help make racial profiling by police a thing of the past?

Jack McDevitt, who directs the Institute on Race and Justice at Northeastern, is leading a study of police stops and searches in Douglas County, Kansas,…

by Khalida Sarwari January 7, 2019

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