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Cover of the Made to Play book.

Boston parents will get a new child development book written by Northeastern students

A sled dog team in Alaska.

From Boston to Alaska, how this Northeastern graduate competed in the 1,000-mile Iditarod sled-dog race twice

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Can Gen Z reverse ‘rapid aging’? Why they fear ‘aging like milk’

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Would you fall for a scam? Losses from fraud are going up as financial scams become more common

David Lazer's book “Black Networks Matter” standing up on a table.

New book describes how Black Americans used the power of networks and allies to organize largest protests in nation’s history

A MA state trooper seen from behind watching other state troopers stand in a line.

Integrity of ‘independent’ state traffic stop analysis questioned by Northeastern researcher who made opposite conclusions

A person in a crowd holds an Israeli flag in one hand an a Palestinian flag in the other hand.

A generational divide on views of Israel … in both parties, according to new survey 

Marty Baron speaking into a microphone.

Online disinformation and misinformation must force reporters to ‘prove’ the truth, says veteran news editor 

Woman wearing VR/AR goggles.

Women in engineering say female mentors offer help on challenging road

A military truck driving down a flooded street in between lampposts.

Recovery from natural disasters or man-made attacks begins with being prepared, researchers say

A police officer and another person stand outside in the middle of a street near a police cruiser, flashing red and blue lights.

Minority victims die more often, and at younger ages, from violence. New research explains why ‘people of color are doubly victimized’

Mai'a Cross' book on a blue background.

From realism to ‘ultrasociality’: International relations scholar rewrites the history of international cooperation