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Maggie Hassan, School of Law graduate, elected US senator

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Maggie Hassan, School of Law graduate, elected US senator

by Greg St. Martin

November 14, 2016

The Supreme Court under a Trump presidency

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The Supreme Court under a Trump presidency

by News@Northeastern - Contributor

November 10, 2016

Trump’s victory ‘one of the biggest political upsets in history’

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Trump’s victory ‘one of the biggest political upsets in history’

by Greg St. Martin

November 9, 2016

Would Abraham Lincoln have voted for Trump or Clinton?

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Would Abraham Lincoln have voted for Trump or Clinton?

by Jason Kornwitz

November 8, 2016

3Qs: Creating the world’s largest marine preserve and what it means for fishing, climate research

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3Qs: Creating the world’s largest marine preserve and what it means for fishing, climate research

by Thea Singer

November 4, 2016

Global climate deal to phase out fast-growing pollutant. What happens next?

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Global climate deal to phase out fast-growing pollutant. What happens next?

by Greg St. Martin

October 19, 2016

3Qs: Could cyberattacks threaten to steal the 2016 election?

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3Qs: Could cyberattacks threaten to steal the 2016 election?

by Molly Callahan

October 18, 2016

3Qs: Why Bluetooth headphones are better than you might think

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3Qs: Why Bluetooth headphones are better than you might think

by Jason Kornwitz

October 17, 2016

Election expert calls 2016 presidential race ‘a low point’ in the nation’s political history

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Election expert calls 2016 presidential race ‘a low point’ in the nation’s political history

by Molly Callahan

October 13, 2016

3Qs: Do newspapers’ presidential endorsements even matter?

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3Qs: Do newspapers’ presidential endorsements even matter?

by Jason Kornwitz

October 12, 2016

3Qs: How the ‘9/11 lawsuit bill’ could reduce American immunity abroad

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3Qs: How the ‘9/11 lawsuit bill’ could reduce American immunity abroad

by Joe O'Connell

October 5, 2016

Millennials, shaped by ‘a nation in distress,’ pose a unique challenge to presidential candidates

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Millennials, shaped by ‘a nation in distress,’ pose a unique challenge to presidential candidates

by Molly Callahan

September 30, 2016

Only Northeastern recruited this track star. Now he’s competing for a national title in the 110-meter hurdles

Are fairy tales fair? AI helps find gender bias in children’s storybooks

Will Meta Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro headsets push VR to another level?

How to maximize your child’s school vacation while beating the summer slide

International committee moves closer to treaty on plastic pollution—and this Northeastern policy expert is helping to lead the way

Is the US now a four-party system? Progressives split Democrats, and far-right divides Republicans

Maggie Hassan, School of Law graduate, elected US senator

The Supreme Court under a Trump presidency

Trump’s victory ‘one of the biggest political upsets in history’

Would Abraham Lincoln have voted for Trump or Clinton?

3Qs: Creating the world’s largest marine preserve and what it means for fishing, climate research

Global climate deal to phase out fast-growing pollutant. What happens next?

3Qs: Could cyberattacks threaten to steal the 2016 election?

3Qs: Why Bluetooth headphones are better than you might think

Election expert calls 2016 presidential race ‘a low point’ in the nation’s political history

3Qs: Do newspapers’ presidential endorsements even matter?

3Qs: How the ‘9/11 lawsuit bill’ could reduce American immunity abroad

Millennials, shaped by ‘a nation in distress,’ pose a unique challenge to presidential candidates