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Tanner Stening

The facade of the Supreme Court building as seen from some distance through green foliage.

Can states redraw congressional maps this close to an election?

The Northeastern deal as viewed on a red tassel on a graduate's cap.

Northeastern Arlington graduates prepare to enter the workforce

Juliana Spahr, a woman with long blonde hair, is wearing a black blouse and smiling next to foliage.
University News

Juliana Spahr wins Pulitzer for her latest poetry collection

A line of yellow Spirit Airlines jets sit on a tarmac against a blue sky.
Society & Culture

What the collapse of Spirit Airlines could mean for consumers

President Joseph E. Aoun speaking during commencement at a podium.
University News

Joseph E. Aoun tells grads they are prepared to step into the unknown

Joshua and Odette Ramgeet are wearing their cap and gowns and are smiling next to each other.
University News

A family affair: Mother and son graduate side by side at Fenway Park

Lois Cornell, the School of Law commencement speaker, dressed in red and black regalia delivering a speech at the podium.
University News

Mass. Medical Society executive urges law grads to lead with purpose

Two marathon runners, one with a white shirt, the other in yellow, help a fallen runner to the finish line during the Boston Marathon.
University News

Northeastern runner reflects on his viral marathon moment

A man with thick black hair is wearing a suit and standing against a wall of ivy. He is looking past the camera into the distance.
University News

Northeastern professor awarded Fulbright for AI health care plan

John F. Kennedy leans forward as an older academic administrator presents him with the Doctor of Laws hood.
University News

From the Atomic Age to AI, JFK’s words resonate 70 years later

Peter Reis, who studies mechanical engineering, works on his capstone project.

While finals keep students busy, others are wrapping up capstones

Donald Trump stands on the South lawn, speaking and gesturing with both hands out to his sides.
World & National News

Are more and more politicians embracing profanity?