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A copy of the book “Guests, Strangers, Aliens, Enemies: Ambiguities of Hospitality in the Middle Ages, c. 1000–1350” is displayed on a table with a decorative background.

Society & Culture

The same anxieties modern people have about host-guest relationships existed in medieval times, a new book shows

Northeastern students created an analytics tool for a $100 million quantum computing investing fund based in London, helping identify promising startups.

Northeastern business students create investment tool for $100 million London quantum computing fund

Four people wearing business professional clothing posing in front of a pink and purple styled backdrop at an awards ceremony.

Northeastern’s London campus wins national award for apprenticeship degree provision

Students gathered around an exhibit of a medical device in the Science Museum in London.

University News

Students immerse themselves in UK culture and history to understand one of the world’s oldest universal healthcare systems

Seven graduates smiling while throwing their caps in the air. The London Eye ferris wheel is visible in the background. It is a bright sunny day.

University News

Degrees in hand, jobs secured, Northeastern grads in London are in high demand

Karol Nawrocki standing on stage speaking passionately.

Poland has elected a right-wing Trump fan as president. What does it mean for Ukraine?

Sadiq Khan walking through rows of cannabis plants.

London mayor supports decriminalizing cannabis, but is the US a ‘cautionary tale’ for drug reform?

A sculpture of a girl with a dolphin in front of the Tower Bridge at sunset.

Bronze ‘Girl With A Dolphin’ sculpture in London once held a tennis player’s 50-year-old secret

A person wearing jeans, a black sweater, and a red lanyard stands next to a screen presenting a slide that says "for who? '25% of people (18+) in the UK skip breakfast because they are too busy' - The Independent".

University News

From a blank page to a business plan: Northeastern students in London launch startups in five days

Portrait of Busayo Abidakun.

Busayo Abidakun’s day job involves securing employment for London students. After that’s done, he works to eliminate social injustice

Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen walking off stage together at a press conference.

The UK signed a deal to create closer ties to the EU. Are Brexit supporters upset?

Lawyers walking into the Royal Court of Justice wearing wigs.

Science & Technology

AI is making lawyers more productive and justice more accessible, Northeastern legal expert says