Cesareo Contreras, Author at Northeastern Global News

Shalini Agrawal stands beside a large yellow underwater vehicle on a dock, part of the Orpheus Ocean co-op project.

University News

This co-op helped an underwater robotics startup map the seafloor

Joseph Jornet examines equipment in his Northeastern lab.

Science & Technology

This researcher is launching satellites to unlock faster data speeds

Spanish player Ferran Torres cheers on the field after scoring a goal.

Spain defeats Argentina in final match to win World Cup 1-0

Lionel Messi dribbles the ball during a semi-final game against England.

Spain versus Argentina: Team brilliance versus individual star power

Kylian Mbappé controlling the ball under pressure from Rodri, with a Venezuela-jersey defender closing in from the left.

A look at the World Cup’s top players, according to the data

England player wearing number 10 raises both arms and looks up in celebration, with a packed stadium of fans behind him.

Argentina vs England preview: A match between Messi and Bellingham

Kylian Mbappé strikes the ball between two Morocco defenders, Mazraoui and one wearing No. 14, as it deflects off the second defender's hands.

Spain versus France preview: A showdown between two titan teams

England midfielder Jude Bellingham (10) scores a goal.

Bellingham, Paredes key players in World Cup quarterfinal matchups

Two male soccer players in red jerseys protest a call by an official, seen holding his arms up in a yellow jersey.

Are some teams getting favorable calls in World Cup matches?

Spain's Lamine Yamal shields the ball from a challenging Portugal defender, arm extended for balance as he drives forward.

Spain versus Belgium: What the data says about the matchup

Hakimi shields the ball from Douglas's outstretched leg near the sideline, with substitutes watching from the bench behind them.

France versus Morocco: Who will win in the first quarterfinal game?

Referee Ismail Elfath points while showing a red card, surrounded by Uruguay and Spain players reacting.

Red cards have more than tripled since the last World Cup, data shows