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Global experience helps yield collegiate Emmy awards for Northeastern video journalists

A video package on Panama and a segment on Northeastern’s response to the pandemic were among the winning entries that propelled students to four Emmy awards. A TikTok-like demand for visual content is fueling a rise in video storytelling.

by Peter Ramjug June 8, 2021

A World of Innocent Discovery

A cyclist rides past “A World of Innocent Discovery” by Cedric Douglas outside of the Behrakis Health Sciences Center. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University

by Ruby Wallau May 14, 2021

Sculpture meets science when Albert-László Barabási makes art from network patterns

Albert-László Barabási wanted to be a sculptor. Then he discovered physics and pioneered a new field of network science. Now, the Northeastern professor has art exhibits displaying his work in both Hungary and Germany.

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki April 29, 2021

Don’t stop the music

Jodi Vuong, who studies music industry, performs with the Northeastern University Pep Band on Krentzman Quad. Photo by Ruby Wallau/Northeastern University

by Ruby Wallau April 23, 2021

A pep band jam for the ‘Holiday’

To close out the spring semester and ring in finals week, the Northeastern Pep Band performs Green Day’s “Holiday” on Krentzman Quad for a bundled…

by Cam Sleeper April 23, 2021

Art sesh

Left to right: Naomi Polonia, Brianna Watts and Maya Koorapaty, all members Phi Sigma Rho, work on an art project on Centennial Common. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

by Matthew Modoono April 12, 2021

A new way to perform: Theater department produces filmed rendition of 'As U Like It'

The production of the Shakespearian comedy introduced unique challenges to student actors, like performing on camera and in masks. “Theater is whatever you make it;…

by Cam Sleeper March 31, 2021

Even through the masks, they’re still acting

Like all other Northeastern classes amid the COVID-19 pandemic, theatre classes have continued both in-person and virtually, challenging students and professors to act while wearing…

by Cam Sleeper March 10, 2021

Guitar sesh

Christian De Frondeville, who studies biomedical engineering, plays guitar on Centennial Common. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

by Matthew Modoono March 3, 2021

Photo Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Complete list of Black literature recommendations

Book Title Author Year Published Genre Freedom Is A Constant Struggle: Ferguson Palestine And The Foundations Of A Movement Angela Daivs 2016 Non-Fiction Answering…

by Eunice Esomonu February 26, 2021

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