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“What’s it all about?” Investigating the missing key of modern therapy

Aaron B. Daniels argues that the answer to life’s existential questions can come from spiritual tradition rather than a clinical blueprint.
Scott Stewart 'Stew' wearing a dark blazer and lavender shirt smiles broadly in front of shelves of amber wine glasses and blue plates.

‘Love Is Blind’ Scott Stewart on Northeastern and life after the pods

Yulia Pinkusevich standing with arms crossed in her paint-spattered studio, between a large pink and gray abstract canvas on the left and a dark, smoky painting on the right, with a cart of paints and supplies nearby.

Art made with GIS data and CIA spy images captures human impact of war

Paulina Reyes, right, and a co-star smile at each other in a scene from the film, standing in a suburban driveway.

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‘Love Is Blind’ Scott Stewart on Northeastern and life after the pods

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Art made with GIS data and CIA spy images captures human impact of war

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Award-winning Northeastern professor will publish ‘non-linear’ memoir

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She’s studying musical theater and starring in an indie feature film

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Tom Holland’s fourth standalone superhero movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, generated tons of interest and sales before it was released.
Dennis Staroselsky, assistant teaching professor at Northeastern University, seated in front of a projected nightclub scene with dancing figures and string lights.

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As AI voice technology improves, the actors who record background noise for film and TV face a potentially existential threat.
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A still of three people, Jimmy Gonzales is Cepheus, Matt Damon is Odysseus and Himesh Patel is Eurylochus, in a still from the Odyssey.

Does IMAX make an ancient epic the future of Hollywood?

“There probably isn’t a better movie that would be suited to IMAX screenings,” Northeastern’s Steve Granelli said of ‘The Odyssey.’

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Film & TV

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Elizabeth Raia and Margaret Montavon posing together, one seated and one standing, smiling at the camera in a studio setting.

Their ‘Pipe Dream’? Telling overlooked stories on stage and screen

Actor Matthew Rhys stands on set in a New England town for "Widow's Bay."

‘Widow’s Bay’ shows why New England is the ‘creepy attic of America’

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Is Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ too modern? Experts weigh in

Attendees crowd the Xbox booth beneath a large green Xbox logo sign at Gamescom 2023 in Cologne, Germany.

Is Xbox broken? Studio closures show a games industry in crisis

Music & performing arts

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Murray Forman stands among campus greenery, wearing a “BEYOND THE STREETS” sweatshirt and holding a book

Hip-hop historian explores aging within the genre in its sixth decade

Feriani, in a brown plaid blazer and hoop earrings, sits on a metal mesh chair against a stucco wall with her chin tilted up toward the camera.

Northeastern law student Sophie Feriani is a rising singer-songwriter

Rachel Oppong standing on a dark stage beside a light bulb, gazing upward, with a typewriter and a coiled orange extension cord among the props around her.

The student combining theater and psychology to support homeless youth

Illustrations of a girl with musical notes and paper and pencils and notebooks.

What regular music practice means for a developing brain

Art & design

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Two participants crouch to adjust a small red launcher on the ground, one wearing a flower crown, while a crowd watches from behind a line marked in orange.

Oakland celebrates new engineering design program with pumpkin launch

A student in a black hoodie studies a row of framed works on a gallery wall, seen past blurred objects in the foreground, with a tall multicolored hanging piece and small sculptures on a pedestal behind him.

For most, El Niño's wrath conjures fear. For some, it inspires art

Daniel Draper standing outside at the Peabody Essex Museum in front of a garden with concrete structures in it.

Northeastern grad now steers the finances at the Peabody Essex Museum

A person looks at a large art piece on a wall.

Imagination of Boston’s youth on view through grad’s MFA exhibit

Books & writing

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Maia Cross' new book: The European Union’s Grand Strategy: A Planetary-Scale Approach for Safeguarding the Future.

In a new book, professor lays out a vision for EU grand strategy

A student examines the pages of a book that fold out into an intricate diagram.

Artists’ books provide valuable analog learning in a digital age

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Travel, photography and music didn’t stop for these creative writers

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This Northeastern grad has big plans for writing and healing