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Matthew Cardona was able to investigate the origin of several artifacts as part of a class on remote sensing for archaeology in the spring of 2018. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

How to find Mayan ruins while sitting at your laptop

A group of graduate students in geospatial services, working with faculty member Cordula Robinson, have used remote sensing techniques to find what appear to be previously undiscovered Mayan ruins in Guatemala.

by Laura Castañón January 31, 2019

Follow the journey to the U.S. border of the caravan of people fleeing Central America

Thousands of people from Central America are fleeing the unstable governments and widespread violence in their home countries to seek a better life in the United States. But who are they, and what awaits them? We tracked their weekslong journey with this interactive map and spoke to two Northeastern associate professors to get a better understanding of this complex issue.

by Molly Callahan and Gregory Grinnell November 21, 2018

‘Medicine in its purest form’

Graduate students in the physician assistant studies master’s program recently embarked on a volunteering effort to Guatemala to deliver free medical care to families in need.

by Joe O'Connell May 20, 2014

White House and State Department honor law student

Ana Moraga, a second-year law student, was recognized Friday as a Champion of Change for her work with at-risk Guatemalan women.

by Matt Collette July 30, 2012

Trading the beach for a chance to help

Students spend 10 days over spring break bringing some light to poverty-stricken communities

by Jason Kornwitz March 7, 2011

How to find Mayan ruins while sitting at your laptop

Follow the journey to the U.S. border of the caravan of people fleeing Central America

‘Medicine in its purest form’

White House and State Department honor law student

Trading the beach for a chance to help

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