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Northeastern is launching a new research campus in Arlington, Virginia, a Washington, D.C. suburb home to the Pentagon and numerous federal agencies.
Northeastern will allocate $50 million and hire as many as 30 faculty members for a new Institute for Experiential Artificial Intelligence.
Northeastern professors expressed their wants and concerns about the search for the next provost at a faculty senate meeting on Wednesday.
Northeastern Provost James C. Bean will step down at the end of the 2020 academic year.
In June, Northeastern co-op students at Wayfair found their employer thrust into the political fray when the e-commerce company sold $200,000 worth of children’s bedroom furniture to a contractor that...
Northeastern Alumni hold final sendoff for Punter’s. The bar sold to NU for $5.3 million with unknown plans for the future.
Northeastern’s top information technology executive, Cole Camplese, met with the Faculty Senate Nov. 28 to discuss his priorities for updating and improving the university’s technology infrastructure.
University leaders discussed Northestern's planned acquisition of The New College of the Humanities and expanding experiential learning in the United Kingdom.
The Northeastern president spoke before the faculty's representative body about future plans for the university, including the possibility of an additional interdisciplinary research facility.
Northeastern's partisan political groups find common ground on voter registration.
An event at ISEC featured a live viewing of the bridge's erection and a panel discussion with the architects and engineers behind the project.
Although the fire was extinguished minutes after it started, the water damage caused by the sprinklers proved costly.
American Campus Communities hosted a kickoff event celebrating the opening day of the LightView Apartments leasing office.
The event, featuring speeches from survivors of sexual violence, was part of Sexual Assault Awareness Week.
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a notable transgender activist, spoke on campus about her work for transgender rights.
First-year Keith Corso was stuck behind a school bus making unnecessary stops when he conceived BusRight.
Bobby Seale, the co-founder of the Black Panther Party, spoke in the Curry Student Center Ballroom.
J. Phillip Thompson, an MIT professor, discussed tech-based solutions to racial and economic inequalities.
Members of the Northeastern community gathered for a panel discussion on obstacles faced by transgender people on account of their anatomy.
