Hurricane Melissa, world’s strongest storm of 2025, closes in on Jamaica Between the lines: The storm’s rapid intensification reflects how warmer ocean temperatures are fueling stronger late-season hurricanes, according to Jim Chen, a professor of marine and environmental sciences at Northeastern University.
STAT News America needs a trusted national patient registry for leucovorin and autism Sridhar is university distinguished professor and former vice provost at Northeastern University.
Boston.com Did Dunkin’ change how we spell ‘donut’? “Language doesn’t exist within a vacuum, but is very much informed by the way that we live our lives and the cultures that we may be part of,” said Adam Cooper, Director of Linguistics at Northeastern University.
GBH Here’s what you need to know about Massachusetts’ new wage transparency law “The hope is by increasing transparency about pay ranges, disparities will disappear and we will see greater equity across gender, race, nationality, and so forth,” said Ryan Quinn, an assistant teacher professor at Northeastern University.
Can Trump serve a third term as US president? Jeremy Paul, a constitutional law professor at Boston’s Northeastern University, told CBS New there were “no credible legal arguments” for a third term.
New Atlas Music may lower risk of dementia by up to 39% in older adults An earlier study out of Northeastern University found that specific music – songs that evoke feelings of nostalgia in an individual – could activate areas of the brain important for cognitive functioning.
The Independent Expert names one aspect of A House of Dynamite that is a success despite inaccuracies However, Stephen Flynn, a director of the Global Resilience Institute at America’s Northeastern University, who also worked as a White House military officer under President George HW Bush, believes the film achieves its goal of scaring people about the devastating capabilities of nuclear war.
The Telegraph How accurate is A House of Dynamite’s nuclear attack? Experts weigh in Professor Stephen Flynn is a director of the Global Resilience Institute at America’s Northeastern University, and spent time in the White House military office under President George HW Bush at the Cold War’s end.
City AM Why are we even considering China’s ‘super-embassy’? One senior Corporation figure said “the cable issue is a concern and it does ring alarm bells that they’re pushing very hard for this particular site”, while Professor Sophia Economides of Northeastern University London told City AM “it’s very easy to tap into those cables, it’s very easy to see what’s happening – and it won’t be detected”.
An argument for how to tell the story of the civil rights era Caleb Gayle is an associate professor of journalism and Africana studies at Northeastern University and the author, most recently, of “Black Moses: A Saga of Ambition and the Fight for a Black State.”
‘Society needs monsters’: why are Americans so obsessed with the idea of serial killers? Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox, author several books on the subject, said: “There is little commonality among the victims.”
Mass Live Boston police launch website listing 62 years of unsolved homicides, seek public help The dashboard comes after recommendations from the Peace Institute in a report titled “Unsolved But Not Forgotten,” published in March in partnership with Northeastern University.
