Tiffany Bailey’s African movies class at Northeastern gives Africa’s broad spectrum of film cultures a chance to shine.

Beneath the latest series of negotiations, another front in the war has come to a head: the fight over language, culture and identity.

The administration says that participation in climate agreement, 65 other international organizations, not in US interests

Accusations of widespread fraud are at the heart of the Trump administration's policies on SNAP. Officials looking at the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program from a law enforcement view see it a...

Crite is a long-underappreciated laureate of Black artistry.

'Pluribus' is packed with ethical dilemmas. A philosopher dives into some of the show's deeper questions to find what makes it tick.

Students in one Northeastern University professor’s class are rewilding campus, reimagining its connection to nature.

New findings from a study show that Americans and Canadians want the government to address AI-related job loss through workplace retraining.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and President Donald Trump have more in common than just winning elections using non-traditional media markets.

The Mitford Sisters are having a moment, but Northeastern professor is finally shining a light on the tour de force that was Jessica Mitford.

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A halt in SNAP payments has millions worried about their next meal, raising new questions about how a program born in the Great Depression still defines America's fight against hunger.

The 22nd Amendment says that “no person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice.”

Residents say they don’t expect their votes to prompt real change. Others say they don’t have enough information to cast a ballot.

Sixteen students spent a month in Spain learning video storytelling, exploring Spanish culture, and bringing back compelling stories

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican running to be New York mayor, has no chance of winning in the avowedly Democrat megacity. But he is refusing to step aside despite fierce pressure to do so and make it a t...

Moulton announced he is challenging the longtime legislator for the Democratic Senate nomination on Wednesday.

The Higher Education Public Opinion survey is the latest effort to examine attitudes and behaviors in the United States.

The results of a survey after the assassination attempt against Donald Trump show how conspiracy theories spread and lead to believers.

The price of gold has risen about 50% this year and Goldman Sachs raised its December 2026 price forecast for gold per ounce.

Efforts to streamline rulemaking seem more haphazard than a widely adopted, systematic plan. But they still break with recognized best practices and sometimes appear to violate federal law, scholars s...

The Supreme Court began a new term Monday — one poised to shape the direction of U.S. policy and presidential power, legal experts say.

R.F.K., Jr., promised healthier food for kids, but the Trump Administration is cutting programs that achieve this goal.

Northeastern researchers studied how switching schools between middle and high school impacted teens’ substance use.

The two incidents aren’t necessarily emblematic of a trend among military veterans, says James Alan Fox, a criminologist.

As the threat of a government shutdown looms, so also does the prospect of “mass firings” at the federal level.

Former YouTube star Ned Fulmer is back after a career-ending scandal in 2022. Is his new podcast enough to stage a return to the spotlight?

Police have debunked the claims, but the rumors have run rampant, even capturing Chris Brown's attention.

After a teen died by suicide, ChatGPT is introducing parental controls. Northeastern AI experts say it avoids the underlying issue.

A new poll shed light on whether voters would blame Democrats or Republicans for a government shutdown.

Northeastern students spent a month in Rwanda meeting with people across the country and sharing what they learned with government officials.

Michelle Wu won 264 of the city’s 275 precincts, while nonprofit leader Josh Kraft took nine precincts.

This week, the Epstein case resurfaced yet again when the White House was forced to deny an alleged birthday note from Trump to the disgraced financier.

The FBI publishes some of the most complete statistics, but no database can perfectly capture the nation’s crime.

Friends of Wall Street Journal columnist Jonathan Clements raise money to help some participants in the Summer Youth Employment Program.

What this means for your insurance policy.

“The Cambridge Companion to Mary Prince” provides an overview of why Prince’s landmark slave narrative deserves to be part of the canon.

Officials and aid groups said the death toll is expected to rise, amid mounting concerns that recent Western aid cuts could hamper the disaster response.

President Trump said Washington, D.C., has had 11 days with no homicides and “we always have a murder a week” in the city. That ignores a two-week stretch without homicides earlier this year.

Taylor Swift's influence extends to university classrooms. Courses explore her music and career. Harvard and other universities are using her work to teach various subjects. These include literature, ...

William Miles and Martha Johnson set out on a research trip to Senegal to better understand the role of women in upholding democracy.

Analysts weighed in on what concessions Zelensky may consider making to end the war and what's likely to be off the table.

The aftershock of the COVID-19 pandemic and social media have played a major role in why fewer people, especially young people, are drinking.

When Ioana Good founded Promova five years ago, it was a priority for her to have a co-op program to give back.