“People often laugh when they hear the phrase ‘explosive diarrhea,’ but for the individuals experiencing it, there’s nothing humorous about it,” Darin Detwiler, a professor emeritus at Northeastern University, told Serious Eats.

In our forthcoming book, Getting Learning Right: The Promise of Higher Education (MIT Press), we share the results of a study that followed 20 Northeastern University students every semester from their first year through graduation. 

Boston’s Northeastern University has been running its own cooperative programme – full-time, months-long work experience undertaken while studying for a degree – for 117 years.

“The technology has some real positives for law enforcement,” Matt Ross, a professor of public policy and economics with expertise in policing at Northeastern University, told Boston.com. 

Sam Scarpino did not read the report as a threat to funding at Northeastern University, where he’s the executive director of the Institute for Experiential AI. 

A review of a new book by Paul Kahn, a lecturer at Northeastern University. 

For those who are in possession of the contaminated eggs, Darin Detwiler, LP.D., associate professor of the College of Professional Studies at Northeastern University, recommends first returning and discarding the eggs.

Op-ed by Deborah Ramirez, a senior adviser to Northeastern University School of Law’s Center for Law, Equity, and Race, and Max Reese, a research director at Northeastern’s Criminal Justice Task Force.

From 2023 to 2025, scientists and engineers at Northeastern University, in collaboration with the city of Chelsea and the local non-profit GreenRoots, installed and monitored more than 80 air quality sensors across the city to better understand neighborhood-level air pollution. 

5 Investigates teamed up with Northeastern University’s School of Journalism, submitting public records requests to every community in the state to see how they’ve used the money. 

“Infrastructure on the moon is currently sparse enough that we aren’t too worried about these kinds of uncontrolled impacts, but that will change in the future,” Anncy Thresher, a philosopher of science and applied ethicist at Northeastern University, says in a statement from the university. 

“You cannot adequately clean the outside of the cantaloupe,” says Detwiler, an associate teaching professor of food policy at Northeastern University and author of Food Safety: Past, Present, and Predictions.