“It’s still very much an open question what’s going to happen in the future of the Mississippi and the degree to which the trends we’ve been seeing over the last few years is the result of climate change,” said Samuel Muñoz, a hydrology expert at Northeastern University.

Northeastern University professor and director of journalism Jonathan Kaufman said the scale of the attack is shocking.

Proper cooking is the only way to kill these pathogens, according to Darin Detweiller, associate teaching professor at Northeastern University.

So-called cold cases that are decades old are exceedingly difficult to solve for a range of reasons, said Daniel Medwed, a law and criminal justice professor at Northeastern University.

“There’s no consensus over whether terrorism works,” said Max Abrahms, a political scientist at Northeastern University who conducted one of the largest studies to date on the impact of terror tactics.

“I wouldn’t say people are choosing to be miserable,” said Dr. Lisa Barrett, a professor of psychology at Northeastern University. She is the author of two books on the brain and emotions and has research appointments at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Hezbollah was created shortly after, said Northeastern University associate professor Max Abrahms, to help export the Iranian revolution and project Iranian power in the region.

As the death toll rises in the Israeli-Hamas conflict, Northeastern University political science professor Max Abrahms discussed what prompted the violence, what role the U.S. could play in the conflict, if any, and how Israel was caught unawares.

“External events in the world are now pouring gasoline on a preexisting problem and now the potential for even greater amounts of harm, the stirring up of all kinds of hate groups is real and there’s a real danger of this is just get further out of control,” said John Wihbey, an associate professor of […]

“The United States’s diplomatic regional relations are seen as an important aspect of ameliorating this terrible situation, ” said Max Abrahams, a professor of political science at Northeastern University.

“This is like a hypothetical that a lot of law professors would reject. Imagine a person with this many pending legal actions,” says Daniel Urman, a professor of law and public policy at Northeastern University in Boston.

As David Herlihy, a Northeastern University teaching professor and music industry program coordinator, told me in April. “Her promoter should be happy to pay her more because the promoter does not have to assume any risk that her concerts will not sell out.”