Changing the way we research could fix the oceans' crisis
Marine scientists are finding new ways to understand how other organisms experience their environment, from tiny shifts in temperature and water movement to the limits of what cameras and sensors can reveal.
Changing the way we research could fix the oceans' crisis
Marine scientists are finding new ways to understand how other organisms experience their environment, from tiny shifts in temperature and water movement to the limits of what cameras and sensors can reveal.Highlights of 2026 global convocation ceremonies
Northeastern University welcomed the Class of 2030 with a high-energy Convocation celebrating the start of their Northeastern journey. From incredible singing and dancing to inspiring words and a confetti-filled finale, the event showcased the talent, spirit, and energy of the Northeastern community. It was a celebration of new beginnings and the excitement of everything the year ahead has to offer.Can Meditation Change the Way You Think?
Northeastern experts explore how mindfulness can help us recognize habitual thought patterns, become less reactive, and respond to life with greater awareness and intention.Slow down and zoom in: The case for microfilm research
Before ctrl+F, there was patience. Archivist Molly Brown takes us into Northeastern University’s Archives and Special Collections to explore microfilm – the almost 200-year-old tech that was created to preserve history for at least 500 years.- Every year, the Northeastern Electric Racing club builds a formula-style race car from scratch in just nine months. Check out this behind-the-scenes look at the team testing their 2026 competition vehicle, breaking down what went wrong at this year's underwhelming competition, and sharing how they're preparing for greater success with next year's car.
