“A year ago I didn’t think I would be here,” says Levy, among 13 Americans competing in women’s rugby sevens at the Paris Games July 28-30.
Andrew Neils, a scientist at Northeastern and former U.S. Rowing Team member, details the changes, from lighter materials to blade design.
Northeastern University researchers are on the forefront of improving partnerships between scientists and communities.
In MUSC 2320: 40,000 Years of Music Technology, James Gutierrez traces innovations from Paleolithic-era bone flutes to theremins and AI.
The Northeastern research team, focusing on 1940 to the present, is led by distinguished professors Margaret Burnham and Ted Landsmark.
Northeastern criminologist James Alan Fox says media coverage of decreasing crime would help “calm some of the public fear.”
Professor Tommaso Melodia has helped transform Northeastern University into one of the premier centers for wireless communications research.
The Huskies Hall-of-Famer used AI to solve a nagging riddle of his career, revealing baseball as “a lot less random than we believe it is.”
“It gives us renewed appreciation for King Pompey and the celebration electing Black kings and governors in New England,” Baumgartner says.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time could revolutionize our understanding of the universe, Jonathan Blazek says
Physical therapy professor Luke Brisbin helps out the players on Boston I.C.E. Storm’s adaptive ice hockey team.
The fifth-year Northeastern heptathlete has dealt with ADHD and anxiety while competing at the highest level.
This student-run Northeastern organization connects musicians with creatives looking to make their projects sing.
After nearly dying, the 2021 graduate and experienced equestrian had to learn to ride all over again.
The ex Late Late Show host’s plan for a studio in NE England is part of government-backed efforts to keep film stars flocking to Britain.
Frankel made 30 saves to lead Boston to a 4-3 win at the Tsongas Center in Lowell. Game 2 of the best-of-five series is 7 p.m. Tuesday.
The 20-year ballet veteran has balanced fatherhood, college and the grueling demands of life as an elite professional dancer.
Carter pursued dual degrees while completing two co-ops at Northeastern. She expects to play in the PWHL before entering medical school.
The 2024 Northeastern graduate in biology and political science is a future doctor laser-focused on improving public health policy
They were the most precious materials on Earth following the 1969 Apollo landing. And yet few knew they were being analyzed at Northeastern.
The Northeastern Civil Rights and Restorative Justice project re-examined a military police killing of a Black soldier in 1941.
MSCR 3920: True Crime Media unpacks our collective fascination with the darkest parts of human nature.
The drive to plant and care for trees has never been more important. The Northeastern community is doing its part in Greater Boston.
Liangie Calderon, a Northeastern sophomore, won the Under-20 Puerto Rico championship last summer as a relative newcomer to the sport.
An environmental conservation volunteer in Seychelles included diving with coral and helping sea turtles to safety.
Kayla McCann, a 5-foot-4 nursing student, is running in her boots and fatigues with a heavy rucksack in a race for charity.
Leah Orman is literally monkeying around. This biology student is helping research and protect capuchin monkeys for her international co-op.
Four years ago David Lazer formed the Northeastern-led effort — resulting in more than 100 cutting-edge reports and national media coverage.
Fay Wilgoren’s father was a Husky through and through. At 96, she’s sharing his incredible story.
