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

In “The European Union’s Grand Strategy: A Planetary-Scale Approach for Safeguarding the Future,” Mai’a Cross lays out a vision for the EU.
A copy of "How to Exi(s)t" standing upright on a dark tiled surface, with out-of-focus fingers in the foreground framing the shot.

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

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

Patrina Danardatu smiles while typing on a laptop at a communal table in a bright, plant-filled workspace.

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Britain’s first deaf-blind doctor says Northeastern University London “was honestly the best decision I’ve made.”
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A piano that makes music with cats? Book explores imagined devices

Northeastern music history professor Deirdre Loughridge’s new book, “The Museum of Imaginary Musical Instruments” shows fantastical music devices.
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“Dad” might sound out of place in ancient Greece, but it’s more accurate than you think, experts say.
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Book publishing’s AI reckoning in full force. Few know what to do.

Generative AI is now forcing book publishing into a long overdue reckoning over what counts as original human work.
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A new book delves into the little studied drawings in Henry David Thoreau’s journal to provide new insight into the legendary writer.
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Professor to explore afterlife under colonialism as Guggenheim Fellow

NU professor Kris Manjapra will spend the next year working on his book about the “afterlives of people who die under colonialism.”

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