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Taylor Swift’s boost to voter registration (and to Travis Kelce) — are there any limits to her celebrity?

Taylor Swift cheering at a Kansas City Chiefs game at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri.

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Taylor Swift’s boost to voter registration (and to Travis Kelce) — are there any limits to her celebrity?

by Tanner Stening

September 27, 2023

‘This is so perfect.’ Co-op offers behind-the-scenes glimpse of Boston Symphony Orchestra

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‘This is so perfect.’ Co-op offers behind-the-scenes glimpse of Boston Symphony Orchestra

by Erin Kayata

September 27, 2023

Hollywood screenwriters reached a tentative deal. Does this mean scripted TV is coming back?

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Hollywood screenwriters reached a tentative deal. Does this mean scripted TV is coming back?

by Erin Kayata

September 25, 2023

Art and history come together in seaweed exhibit co-curated by Northeastern researcher

Textile depicting Underwater Flora, Seaweed, and Coral.

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Art and history come together in seaweed exhibit co-curated by Northeastern researcher

by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert

September 25, 2023

Stand-up comedy and academic research converge in new speaker series ‘Latinxs and Comedy’

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Stand-up comedy and academic research converge in new speaker series ‘Latinxs and Comedy’

by Alena Kuzub

September 20, 2023

A force in indie films for decades, Sundance Institute founding director Michelle Satter reflects on building next generation of filmmakers

Michelle Satter and Ryan Coogler sitting on stage.

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A force in indie films for decades, Sundance Institute founding director Michelle Satter reflects on building next generation of filmmakers

by Cody Mello-Klein

September 20, 2023

Tony-nominated ‘Fat Ham’ director Saheem Ali explains how he started reinterpreting Shakespeare

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Tony-nominated ‘Fat Ham’ director Saheem Ali explains how he started reinterpreting Shakespeare

by Erin Kayata

September 18, 2023

The history of the blues in America is about more than just music, historian says ahead of Northeastern concert

B.B. King performing at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.

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The history of the blues in America is about more than just music, historian says ahead of Northeastern concert

by Cody Mello-Klein

September 18, 2023

Actor, director Terence Nance pushes boundaries of television with sketch comedy series on HBO

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Actor, director Terence Nance pushes boundaries of television with sketch comedy series on HBO

by Erin Kayata

September 14, 2023

Deaf performer and ‘fan favorite’ Erin Rosenfeld takes Broadway

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Deaf performer and ‘fan favorite’ Erin Rosenfeld takes Broadway

by Schuyler Velasco

September 7, 2023

How did Bethesda create ‘Starfield,’ a video game with a galaxy of 1,000 planets?

screen capture from Bethesda Game Studio's game Starfield

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How did Bethesda create ‘Starfield,’ a video game with a galaxy of 1,000 planets?

by Cody Mello-Klein

August 31, 2023

Hidden effects: Ashley Knehans makes movie magic

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Hidden effects: Ashley Knehans makes movie magic

by Schuyler Velasco

August 31, 2023

From design to reality, how the makerspace is empowering student innovation on Northeastern’s Oakland campus

From scrapbooks to ticket stubs, how Northeastern is preserving the records of Boston community organizations

How secure is your Wi-Fi network? New Northeastern research uncovers major vulnerability in wireless networking technology

Norovirus cases are on the rise. How can you prevent and recover from the stomach bug?

Taylor Swift’s boost to voter registration (and to Travis Kelce) — are there any limits to her celebrity?

‘This is so perfect.’ Co-op offers behind-the-scenes glimpse of Boston Symphony Orchestra

Hollywood screenwriters reached a tentative deal. Does this mean scripted TV is coming back?

Art and history come together in seaweed exhibit co-curated by Northeastern researcher

Stand-up comedy and academic research converge in new speaker series ‘Latinxs and Comedy’

A force in indie films for decades, Sundance Institute founding director Michelle Satter reflects on building next generation of filmmakers

Tony-nominated ‘Fat Ham’ director Saheem Ali explains how he started reinterpreting Shakespeare

The history of the blues in America is about more than just music, historian says ahead of Northeastern concert

Actor, director Terence Nance pushes boundaries of television with sketch comedy series on HBO

Deaf performer and ‘fan favorite’ Erin Rosenfeld takes Broadway

How did Bethesda create ‘Starfield,’ a video game with a galaxy of 1,000 planets?

Hidden effects: Ashley Knehans makes movie magic

From design to reality, how the makerspace is empowering student innovation on Northeastern’s Oakland campus

From scrapbooks to ticket stubs, how Northeastern is preserving the records of Boston community organizations

How secure is your Wi-Fi network? New Northeastern research uncovers major vulnerability in wireless networking technology

Norovirus cases are on the rise. How can you prevent and recover from the stomach bug?

Taylor Swift’s boost to voter registration (and to Travis Kelce) — are there any limits to her celebrity?

‘This is so perfect.’ Co-op offers behind-the-scenes glimpse of Boston Symphony Orchestra

Hollywood screenwriters reached a tentative deal. Does this mean scripted TV is coming back?

Art and history come together in seaweed exhibit co-curated by Northeastern researcher

Stand-up comedy and academic research converge in new speaker series ‘Latinxs and Comedy’

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Tony-nominated ‘Fat Ham’ director Saheem Ali explains how he started reinterpreting Shakespeare

The history of the blues in America is about more than just music, historian says ahead of Northeastern concert

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How did Bethesda create ‘Starfield,’ a video game with a galaxy of 1,000 planets?

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A force in indie films for decades, Sundance Institute founding director Michelle Satter reflects on building next generation of filmmakers

Actor, director Terence Nance pushes boundaries of television with sketch comedy series on HBO

Deaf performer and ‘fan favorite’ Erin Rosenfeld takes Broadway

Hidden effects: Ashley Knehans makes movie magic