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‘Our university never stopped embracing the military’

A day after the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, Northeastern also celebrated 100 years of collaboration with the military at its annual Veterans Day ceremony.

Molly Callahan November 12, 2018

What’s next for the Mueller investigation?

Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation could play out in three plausible ways now that President Donald Trump has fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions, said two…

Molly Callahan November 8, 2018

What can you learn from uneven bars, a magazine, and a good pair of shoes?

In a world that is increasingly connected, that is increasingly reliant upon artificial intelligence, that is politically fractured, success has become a measure of how…

Molly Callahan November 7, 2018

The powerful social psychology behind those ‘I voted’ stickers

Like the proverbial tree that falls in the forest with no one to hear it, did you really vote if you didn’t get an “I…

Molly Callahan November 6, 2018

Meet the ‘Women who Empower’

An Olympic gold medalist. An editorial titan. An innovative entrepreneur. A Zagat-recognized chef. Each with a story to tell, advice to give, and they’ll be…

Molly Callahan November 6, 2018

To make democracy great again, ‘we put democracy in a test tube’

Policy lasts much longer than Election Day. That’s why it’s crucial for elected officials to understand the needs of their constituents and for constituents to…

Molly Callahan November 5, 2018

Cardi B isn’t the only one who has beef with Nicki Minaj; Tracy Chapman is suing her for copyright infringement.

“She totally has a case,” says David Herlihy, a copyright lawyer and music industry professor at Northeastern.

Molly Callahan November 2, 2018

‘A little bit of light dispels a lot of darkness’

Students, religious leaders, faculty, and staff at Northeastern called upon each other to resist hatred on Tuesday, in a vigil to mourn the lives lost…

Molly Callahan and Matthew Modoono October 30, 2018

Cuban art exhibit celebrates a culture that outlived Castro

Under Fidel Castro’s communist rule, Cuban artists were among the few people who enjoyed the freedom to travel outside the country and keep their wages.

Molly Callahan October 30, 2018

Northeastern positioned for success, President Aoun tells faculty senate

Northeastern is well-positioned to meet the challenges facing higher education today, President Aoun told members of the Faculty Senate on Wednesday. “It comes as no…

Molly Callahan October 25, 2018

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