College of Social Sciences & Humanities Archives

Better planning might have limited flood damage in Brazil. But would it have been enough?

Better planning might have limited flood damage in Brazil. But would it have been enough?

by Molly Callahan

January 31, 2020

Can’t-miss events in Northeastern’s global network in February 2020

Can’t-miss events in Northeastern’s global network in February 2020

by Kaitlyn Budion

January 30, 2020

Brexit is actually happening. Now what?

Brexit is actually happening. Now what?

by Molly Callahan

January 28, 2020

Northeastern officials seeking answers about Iranian student who was removed from the United States

Northeastern officials seeking answers about Iranian student who was removed from the United States

by Molly Callahan

January 21, 2020

In a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a discussion of civil rights in the age of artificial intelligence.

In a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a discussion of civil rights in the age of artificial intelligence.

by Ian Thomsen

January 16, 2020

Is there implicit gender bias in the field of economics?

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Is there implicit gender bias in the field of economics?

by Molly Callahan

January 14, 2020

United Nation’s expert Victor Madrigal-Borloz examines how LGBTQA+ issues around the globe have and haven’t changed

United Nation’s expert Victor Madrigal-Borloz examines how LGBTQA+ issues around the globe have and haven’t changed

by Kaitlyn Budion

January 13, 2020

The G7 wants to regulate artificial intelligence. Should the US get on board?

The G7 wants to regulate artificial intelligence. Should the US get on board?

by Khalida Sarwari

January 13, 2020

U.S. House passes legislation to regulate the ‘forever chemicals’ in your food, water, and air

U.S. House passes legislation to regulate the ‘forever chemicals’ in your food, water, and air

by Laura Castañón

January 10, 2020

Puerto Rico has weathered 500 earthquakes in two weeks. How does it rebuild?

Puerto Rico has weathered 500 earthquakes in two weeks. How does it rebuild?

by Laura Castañón

January 9, 2020

Here’s why the drone strike that killed Iranian general Qassem Soleimani could lead to more violence, not less

Here’s why the drone strike that killed Iranian general Qassem Soleimani could lead to more violence, not less

by Molly Callahan

January 3, 2020

The rise of TikTok, Snapchat, means the biggest hashtag of 2020 might not be a hashtag at all

The rise of TikTok, Snapchat, means the biggest hashtag of 2020 might not be a hashtag at all

by Molly Callahan

December 23, 2019

At hospital co-op, this Northeastern student is helping bridge the gap between neonatal care and research

Live Nation and Ticketmaster face an impending federal antitrust lawsuit. Will the government finally break up the monopoly?

Why Microsoft is opening an AI office in London and what its challenges will be

At hospital co-op, this Northeastern student is helping bridge the gap between neonatal care and research

Better planning might have limited flood damage in Brazil. But would it have been enough?

Can’t-miss events in Northeastern’s global network in February 2020

Brexit is actually happening. Now what?

Northeastern officials seeking answers about Iranian student who was removed from the United States

In a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a discussion of civil rights in the age of artificial intelligence.

Is there implicit gender bias in the field of economics?

United Nation’s expert Victor Madrigal-Borloz examines how LGBTQA+ issues around the globe have and haven’t changed

The G7 wants to regulate artificial intelligence. Should the US get on board?

U.S. House passes legislation to regulate the ‘forever chemicals’ in your food, water, and air

Puerto Rico has weathered 500 earthquakes in two weeks. How does it rebuild?

Here’s why the drone strike that killed Iranian general Qassem Soleimani could lead to more violence, not less

The rise of TikTok, Snapchat, means the biggest hashtag of 2020 might not be a hashtag at all