Interdisciplinary

Noisy Debris: Developing Social Solutions Addressing Background Noise in Ground-Based Telescopes Caused by Low Earth Orbit Satellites, Local Interference, and Social Environments

A Jim Crow-era cold case researched by Northeastern students is the first set of records to be released under new law

Rural areas are key to American life, but they’re struggling. A Northeastern professor wants to change that using architecture

Lizzie Yarina

Assistant Professor, School of Architecture; Affiliate faculty in the School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs and Global Asian Studies

The Miracle of the Black Leg: Notes on Race, Human Bodies, and the Spirit of the Law | Patricia Williams

The president "now gets to behave like a king, or a dictator," legal expert says

Manyun Zou

Applied Quantitative Methods and Social Analysis, MS

Will the courts take away the FDA-approved over-the-counter birth control pill?

Faculty Spotlight: Cassie McMillan

Panel discussion will explore ‘our original sin’ of segregation in Boston

'We love Huskies.' Northeastern students tackle neighborhood service projects in Roxbury

Faculty Spotlight: Libby Adler

Racial Literacy

Faculty Spotlight: Sina Fazelpour

How not to talk about race

Can we better understand online behavior? These researchers will dig deep to find out.

The Pandemic Teaching Initiative: Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Crisis

Biden nominates civil rights legend Margaret Burnham for federal civil rights cold case review board

Call for action: the guilty verdicts in Derek Chauvin’s trial were just the beginning

Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict is a step toward justice and police reform–but it’s not the end of racism in the U.S.

The border conundrum: solutions call for new policies to an ‘ongoing crisis’

Will women transform medicine?

Upcoming Event: A Documentary and Discussion

For these students, personal stories and respect are key to promoting racial literacy