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From cornhole beanbag launcher to public speaking app, this engineering class enables everyone to play games

The Enabling Engineering class applies engineering to enable and empower individuals with disabilities.

From Clinic Hallways to a PhD: Kaitlyn Gonyer’s Journey in Applied Psychology

Four Northeastern innovators receive Excellence in Research and Creative Activity Awards

Forecasting the Future of Public Health: 5 Trends

If you’re interested in becoming a more effective leader in public health, here are the top trends you should know about.

Florida’s plan to phase out childhood vaccination mandates upends decades of public health policy, Northeastern experts say

Five things to know about tuberculosis as it surfaces in Maine and North Carolina. Who is at risk?

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

Ken and Christina Procaccianti met on the Green Line while attending Northeastern. Years later — inspired by the entrepreneurial spirit on campus — they launched Green Line Apothecary, now serving all of Rhode Island.

Firearms assaults too often classified as ‘accidental,’ Northeastern professor says

A Northeastern University professor says a “glaring gap” in national data collected by hospitals about firearms injuries vastly underestimates the number of intentionally inflicted gunshot wounds that are sending patients to emergency rooms.

Finding Your Why: Northeastern School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Welcomes Class of 2029 at White Coat Ceremony

Finding My Path: A Journey Through Northeastern’s Population Health PhD Program