Hilary Duff, of Disney Channel fame, has been tapped to speak at Northeastern University’s commencement this spring.

Mayor Michelle Wu and City Councilor Miniard Culpepper jointly presented Landsmark with a proclamation declaring March 19 “Dr. Ted Landsmark Day” in the city, which prompted a standing ovation in the ninth-floor boardroom.

Darin Detwiler, L.P.D., an associate teaching professor of food policy at Northeastern University and author of Food Safety: Past, Present, and Predictions.

Harry Levant, a gambling addiction therapist and advocate for tighter regulation, highlighted the other side of that equation.

Northeastern University political scientist Max Abrahms told Britain’s Independent newspaper this week, citing past experience from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel and the Palestinian territories, that violence against civilians by authoritarian regimes often spikes after targeted killings by foreign powers.

Northeastern University’s new campus is taking shape on the waterfront of Maine’s largest city. The $500 million project is still two years away from completion, but Maine’s Total Coverage was able to get a tour of the Portland construction site on Wednesday.

Northeastern University’s 2026 commencement speaker will be the famous actress and singer-songwriter Hilary Duff, according to a university social media post on Wednesday evening.

Hilary Duff is headed to Fenway — not for a concert, but to send off the Class of 2026. Northeastern University announced the actress and pop star as this year’s commencement speaker in a social media video featuring school mascot Paws.

Landsmark, 79, is hardly taking a step back from civic service. That’s on top of his position at Northeastern University, where he’s a distinguished professor of public policy and urban affairs.

Northeastern University announced actor and singer-songwriter Hilary Duff as its 2026 undergraduate commencement speaker in a Y2K-themed social media post on Wednesday.

Republicans should be “very concerned” about these numbers, Costas Panagopoulos, professor of political science at Northeastern University, told Newsweek.

This is an example of modeling, says Rachel Rodgers, PhD, an associate professor of psychology at Northeastern University. Modeling is the idea that a child notices and internalizes a parent’s behavior and then recreates it themselves—whether that behavior is healthy or not.