Costas Panagopoulos, political science professor at Northeastern University, told Newsweek that Democrats across the board succeeded at keeping economic concerns “front and center.”

That’s a big job: see this Medium piece on AI agent coordination and how it works, with input from Christoph Riedl at Northeastern University. The Languages of Data “Your body is speaking so many different languages,” Singh says, explaining how a different form of data input would work.

As Northeastern University psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett has explained, our emotions aren’t just experiences that bubble up involuntarily in our minds or bodies.

“While having people with diverse skills and experience on a founding team has significant benefits, their ability to work together effectively is just as important,” explains Kimberly A. Eddleston, the Schulze Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship and Montoni Research Fellow at the D’Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University. “They need to be compatible, trustworthy, and able to communicate.”

In previous shutdowns, the fate of SNAP had caused less concern because of the relative brevity of those closures and a broadly shared assumption that the government would continue to fund such programs, said Christopher Bosso, a professor of food policy at Northeastern University and the author of a book on the history of federal […]

Daniel Urman, a professor of law at Northeastern University, said he thinks the justices will also weigh considerations beyond the legal ones. The court, which has granted win after win to Trump in a series of temporary cases, may be looking for a chance to check the president with two other major cases dealing with […]

Abbie DeCamp, an associate teaching professor at Northeastern University who specializes in internet culture, said Boston has an outsized influencer culture thanks to the sheer volume of young people, restaurants and cultural institutions here.

Koen Pauwels, a professor of marketing at Northeastern University, said this wide target is also its weakness, and it is “very unlikely” that boycotters will succeed in causing companies to notice and stop running ICE ads.

Christopher Bosso, a Northeastern University professor of public policy and political science who has published a book about SNAP, said even a delay would be deeply felt.