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Arts & Entertainment

This Northeastern graduate thinks you’d be perfect for ‘The Amazing Race’

Illustration of two human heads with trees growing inside of them next to pipes emitting gases into the air.
Science & Technology

We can’t combat climate change without changing minds. This psychology class explores how.

Northeastern's husky mascot, Paws, lays down on dozens of husky stuffed animals while wearing a black suit with a red tie.
University News

Northeastern loves Paws. He loves Northeastern more.

The Julie American Girl doll wearing a white shirt with a peace symbol and purple sunglasses.
Arts & Entertainment

Why American Girl has been a perfect fit for this creative writing professor 

Philadelphia Eagles football team cheerleaders in green outfits holding pom poms up in the air on the football field sidelines.
Sports

NFL cheerleading is serious business. Ask this cancer researcher

Isabela Castillo working on a 3-D printed pink prosthetic hand.
Science & Technology

The future of prosthetics is 3D-printed. This student has a hand in it

Dawn Atkins performing ballet on stage.
Arts & Entertainment

Life after ‘Nutcracker’: A ballerina and Northeastern grad faces her future

Headshot of Srirupa Chakraborty with lines of code projected on to her face.
Science & Technology

Cystic fibrosis is difficult to treat. Computer modeling may hold the answer

Christina and Ken Procaccianti seated at the ice cream bar in Green Line Apothecary.
Business

First came love. Then came marriage. Then came the pharmacy for these Northeastern graduates

University News

Why Northeastern business and computer science majors take a sex and relationships class

Cover of Chris Bosso's new book, which is yellow with a blue bell on it and titled "Why SNAP Works".
Society & Culture

Messy, resilient, ‘genius’: why this Northeastern food policy expert is thankful for SNAP

Alyssa Berg and JJ Cappa working on a laptop in an office with many screens.
University News

Special ops training and WhatsApp: How Northeastern’s Global Safety team keeps Huskies out of danger