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Northeastern will require indoor mask-wearing starting in September

Northeastern will require indoor mask-wearing starting in September

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How false information could be lowering COVID-19 vaccination rates
Scrabble letters spell out "fact" and "fake."

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How false information could be lowering COVID-19 vaccination rates

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Feelings about others’ vaccination status run hot and cold, US survey finds
COVID-19 vaccination card

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Feelings about others’ vaccination status run hot and cold, US survey finds

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Public support for mandatory vaccinations grows, US survey shows, but holdouts remain deeply skeptical of the shots
Vaccine vial and needle

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Public support for mandatory vaccinations grows, US survey shows, but holdouts remain deeply skeptical of the shots

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Brexit bureaucracy another burr under Britain’s economic bounceback

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Brexit bureaucracy another burr under Britain’s economic bounceback

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Looking for something to do in August?
A student reads on the Northeastern campus.

Looking for something to do in August?

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Saving shellfish from climate change

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Saving shellfish from climate change

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Parents remain divided over COVID-19 vaccinations for their kids
Daughter waits to get vaccinated while her father stands nearby

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Parents remain divided over COVID-19 vaccinations for their kids

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When Airbnbs increase in a neighborhood, so does crime. Here’s why.
A proliferation of Airbnbs, or similar short-term rentals, in a neighborhood contributes to higher rates of crime in the area, according to a new study by two Northeastern researchers.

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When Airbnbs increase in a neighborhood, so does crime. Here’s why.

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Can the destructive Bootleg fire teach us to prevent wildfires before they start?
The Bootleg fire threatens homes and critical infrastructure—threats that will only grow more dire as the effects of climate change and urbanization play out, say two Northeastern professors who study climate science and resilience.

Can the destructive Bootleg fire teach us to prevent wildfires before they start?

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How to rebound from disasters? Resilience starts in the neighborhood

How to rebound from disasters? Resilience starts in the neighborhood

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Can Democracy come to Cuba? Turmoil could trigger change.

Can Democracy come to Cuba? Turmoil could trigger change.

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