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What can we learn from elite athletes about fitness and longevity?

What can we learn from the elite sports stars that would help us stay healthier and fitter well into our 50s, 60s and beyond?

What are the risks involved with donating a kidney? A transplant expert explains why pig organs may be the only option for some

Northeastern Global News spoke with Dami Ko, an assistant professor of nursing at Northeastern and a transplant expert, to learn more about kidney transplantation and what could be done to address the donation shortage.

What ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ teaches us about sibling relationships

Video games might be better for balance rehab than conventional physical therapy

New research from a team at Northeastern University found that active video games––like Wii Fit and Dance Dance Revolution––are more effective for improving balance than conventional forms of physical therapy.

U.S. News & World Report Rankings 2025: See This Year’s Top Results

This student is creating an app to help independent pharmacists and patients in times of medication shortages

Junhyuk “Jay” Choi had a dream of opening his own pharmacy. That is why he enrolled into Northeastern University’s doctor of pharmacy program.

This Northeastern grad taught himself weightlifting and is now competing internationally

The US surgeon general wants a warning label on social media. Here’s why this may not work, according to Northeastern experts

The one-handed backhand is slowly fading from professional tennis. Here’s why

The most cutting-edge technological innovation in the future might just be… humans

Thought-leaders of all kinds explained at the kickoff event for Northeastern's Institute for Experiential Artificial Intelligence that companies must integrate information and innovation built upon insight from AI, combined with human decision-making, to stay relevant in the future.