Ms. Brothers is a professor of art and architecture at Northeastern University and the author of “Giuliano da Sangallo and the Ruins of Rome.”

Daniel Medwed, a professor of law and criminal justice at Northeastern University, told MassLive on Thursday that jury deliberations going on for several days is likely an indication jurors are taking their jobs seriously and looking at the evidence closely.

Those lines of communication became important ways for the government and social media companies to trade information about fake accounts or malicious foreign actors looking to destabilize the United States, said Laura Edelson, an assistant professor of computer science at Northeastern University.

Green Mountain College, for example, was consistently named the greenest college in the country by multiple media outlets, an institution that turned its athletic fields into a petroleum-free working farm, where students might raise and slaughter their own livestock — yet it still closed in 2019. Mills College, absorbed by Northeastern University in 2022, devoted itself to an unusual, lauded, and sometimes-controversial version […]

Alex Roberts, a law professor at Northeastern University who has written extensively about false advertising law, also took issue with the Colorado district court’s conclusion that because the promotional references concern patents, they aren’t subject to the Lanham Act.

“It just seemed like a bizarre amalgamation of irrelevant press releases the last time I looked at it,” said Northeastern University journalism professor Dan Kennedy.

“This appears to be an approach from China that is about acknowledging the importance of international cooperation in outer space exploration,” says Mai’a Cross, the director of the Center for International Affairs and World Cultures at Northeastern University.

But as Alan Schroeder, a debate expert at Northeastern University, noted, “There are other, better venues to learn about policy positions.”

Dan Urman, a law professor who specializes in the Supreme Court at Northeastern University, told Newsweek that it was important for the justices to do so because the court “needs public support for its legitimacy.”

Alan Schroeder, a professor emeritus of journalism at Northeastern University, sees some risk for Trump, amid a looser debate format. “He’s done so many TV events of different types that he sort of thinks he can wing it,” Schroeder, who is an expert on presidential debates, told Reuters.

Daniel Medwed, a criminal law professor at Northeastern University, noted the growing public fascination in Read’s case. “It seems to have morphed from largely a local story to one with national reverberations,” he said in an email interview. 

 Leaders can look to current laws around privacy, consumer protection and protection of classes of individuals for guidance now, suggests Michael Bennett, an AI business expert and researcher at Boston’s Northeastern University.