Alyssa Stone is a Staff Photographer for Northeastern University. With a keen eye for capturing the beauty of nature and the energy of events, Alyssa's photography brings stories to life. Her work spans a variety of subjects, including landscapes, portraits, and news events, showcasing her versatility and passion for visual storytelling.
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Alyssa's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including seasonal events, scientific developments, and government & politics. She might be interested in pitches related to university research and events with a unique angle that combines science or engineering with current affairs.
Considering her interest in expert commentary and event coverage, she may appreciate pitches involving interviews or features on researchers involved in groundbreaking studies or individuals at the intersection of science/technology and politics/government.
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A member of the Northeastern community walks into Hayden Hall on the Boston campus, where wreaths have been hung for the holiday season.
Molly Lane, an English major at Northeastern, works on an essay in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex on the Boston campus. Photo by
Students on Northeastern’s Boston campus walk up the spiral staircase inside ISEC. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University
By: Alyssa Stone, Matthew Modoono
Northeastern professor James Monaghan works with axolotls in his lab in the Mugar Life Sciences building on the Boston campus. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University
Students walk past holiday lights next to Curry Student Center on Northeastern's Boston campus.
A student walks through the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex on Northeastern's Boston campus, framed by light and shadow.
A member of the Northeastern community heads home for the holidays carrying a suitcase through the Boston campus towards Ruggles Station.
By: Matthew Modoono, Alyssa Stone
Relive the highlights of 2024 at Northeastern. From groundbreaking research to unforgettable moments, see what made this year special.
Northeastern Ph.D. student Maria Chiu conducts research using VR technology inside Holmes Hall on the Boston campus. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University
Northeastern's campus dogs Cooper and Ryder walk through the Boston campus in their holiday best.
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