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The cover of Sports Ethics, by Alan Zaremba. The book has a picture of Rodin's sculpture "The Thinker" on a stadium field. The book itself rests on a yellow couch.
Sports

Winning isn’t everything. One Northeastern professor’s new book argues for the ethics of sports

A group of farmers collecting coffee beans in a green and mountainous region.
Society & Culture

Sociology, meet ecology: How the variability of coffee harvests can teach us about sustainable farming

Two mosquitoes rest on a bright blue surface near laboratory glassware, representing research on fungal solutions to reduce malaria-bearing mosquitoes.
Health

Want to eradicate malaria-bearing mosquitoes? Try fungus, this researcher says

Four pairs of images showing sections of digitally "damaged" murals on one side and MurFact AI's restoration on the other.
Science & Technology

How one high schooler’s ambition led to an AI tool to restore ancient art

Neel Joshi, associate professor of chemistry and chemical biology, looks at a specimen in his lab, while wearing purple gloves and goggles.
Science & Technology

Want to build like biology? These researchers are bridging proteins between bacteria

A fallen tree that was downed by recent severe weather reflected in a large puddle along with the Golden Gate Bridge.
Society & Culture

Extreme weather events hit the socially vulnerable hardest, research finds

A trader wearing a dark shirt and red vest looking at financial information on his computer.
Business

The economics of attention dominate modern-day active trading

A glacier floating in the sea below a blue sky.
University News

The Antarctic Ocean of the last ice age has stories to tell about a warming planet

Close-up of a gloved hand holding a bone model, showing the spongy internal structure and smooth joint surface, used in research on bone growth.
University News

Backflipping mice may hold the secret to what makes bones stronger

A group of students gathered around Phil Rosenthal in Boston.
University News

Northeastern co-op student appears on Netflix hit ‘Somebody Feed Phil’

A person standing with their back to the camera facing a piece of art on the wall of a museum or other gallery space.
University News

Entering the K-phenomenon: Dialogue of Civilizations explores the marketing and branding powerhouse of Korea

Flashcards spread out across a table as two people sit on either side of it, one with hands clasped, the other with hands resting naturally in front of them. Only their hands are visible and not the rest of their bodies.
Science & Technology

Is all learning ‘incidental’? Northeastern professor says that we ‘trick’ our brains into learning