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Northeastern students went where other journalists can’t. Now a Boston TV station will tell their stories from Cuba.

Journalists are rare in Cuba, so 18 Northeastern students went to Havana this spring to report the island’s untold stories. One of Boston’s local TV…

by Emily Arntsen September 14, 2018

Northeastern students fill the reporting gap in Cuba

Cuban rower Ángel Fournier Rodriguez was the subject of one of the stories produced by a group of Northeastern students who traveled to Cuba to…

by Debora Almeida August 9, 2018

Cuba is getting a new president. But that doesn’t mean the end of Castro rule.

The Castro regime is far from over in Cuba, and how the U.S. responds to the apparent transfer of power could have a dramatic impact…

by Bill Ibelle April 20, 2018

President Aoun visits co-op students in Cuba

President Aoun signed an agreement with the University of Havana—the most comprehensive academic initiative by an American institution in Cuba—last week during a visit to…

by Greg St. Martin February 28, 2017

Students make history with Cuba co-ops

Caroline Bynum and Madeline Drake made higher education history last week, becoming the first two students in the world to do co-op in Cuba.

by Jason Kornwitz January 25, 2017

Northeastern students went where other journalists can’t. Now a Boston TV station will tell their stories from Cuba.

Northeastern students fill the reporting gap in Cuba

Cuba is getting a new president. But that doesn’t mean the end of Castro rule.

President Aoun visits co-op students in Cuba

Students make history with Cuba co-​​ops

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Students make history with Cuba co-ops