Erin Kayata

Harm and supply reduction are some of the ways to cut back on overdose deaths, Rahul Gupta, director of the Office of National Drug Policy Control, said during a fireside chat at Northeastern’s Charlotte campus.

Despite recent attacks, your odds of a violent encounter with a shark is very low, especially compared to the odds of dying in a car crash.

“This is one bump in the road on mankind’s inevitable path to the stars,” said Northeastern cosmology expert Jacqueline McCleary.

Muskaan “Mukki” Gill has seen her brother injured many times when his epileptic seizures strike without warning. So she’s trying to see if there’s a way to predict when a seizure is coming.

If you’ve watched NFL Sundays or coverage of the Euros this year on Fox, Gina Izerel might’ve created the designs on the screens behind the talent.

Ph.D. student Kyla Drewry went with a team to hand out sample kits to help residents in rural areas learn if their well water was safe.

Rebecca Cheptegei is the third elite female athlete killed in Kenya in three years, part of a troubling trend of femicide in the region.

Matthew Tung formed Northeastern’s weightlifting club before going on to become the first person from Hong Kong in over a decade to compete in an international weightlifting competition.

The second annual Social Media Summit was held in the EXP research complex on Northeastern's Boston campus.

The disgraced founder behind Fyre Festival is out of prison and announced his plans to run a second iteration of the failed music festival.