Op-ed by Simon J. Rabinovitch, a professor of history and codirects the Humanities Center at Northeastern University.

“This is really not a hard question — the president cannot do it. Period,” Jeremy Paul, a professor at the Northeastern University School of Law who studies elections, said in an interview with CBC News.

But that assessment depends on how much the circulation changes. According to biogeochemist Aron Stubbins at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, “ocean circulation is really hard to predict”. 

“If the Trump Administration went after agriculture and food companies, the ripple effects throughout Republican House districts, in particular, will be pretty major,” Christopher Bosso, a professor of public policy and political science at Northeastern University, told me.

The lawsuit was filed by attorney Andrew Rainer, director of the Center for Public Health Litigation, a nonprofit public interest law practice at the Northeastern University School of Law in Boston

The research by Northeastern University analyzes access to essential services for older adults across the U.S.

“It’s not surprising if the state’s economy is weakening, you would expect that the outlying areas are probably weakening more or faster or first,” said Alan Clayton-Matthews, an associate professor emeritus of economics and public policy at Northeastern University.

At the same time, researchers at Northeastern University’s Crime Prevention Lab are sounding a different kind of alarm. 

NATO membership and maintaining Ukrainian land are at the “core of Ukraine’s right to self-determination and sovereignty as a nation” and are unlikely to be concessions Zelensky is willing to make, Mai’a Cross, an international affairs professor at Northeastern University, told Newsweek.

Intentions among gamers can vary, said Casper Harteveld, a professor of game design at Northeastern University.

The doctrine “almost invites the kind of decision that Judge Kacsmaryk made,” said Wendy Parmet, faculty director of Northeastern University School of Law’s Center for Health Policy and Law.

Carlos Cuevas, a psychologist and professor of criminology at Northeastern University who has written about the Menendez brothers, added that “just because they did this really horrible thing does not mean that they weren’t victims.”