Ian Thomsen

“One of the great misnomers is that betting lines are a predictor of outcomes, but that’s not what they are,” says Harry Levant, director of gambling policy at Northeastern’s Public Health Advocacy Institute.

A former Moscow bureau chief, Daniloff began teaching at Northeastern after President Ronald Reagan secured his release amid the Cold War.

The issue of balancing wages and tipping for restaurant workers has been raised in at least a dozen states, says Patricia Illingworth, a Northeastern professor of philosophy and business.

If Kamala Harris wins Massachusetts on Tuesday as expected, 19-year-old Kaveesh Pathak will be one of the state’s 11 Democratic electors.

“We'll see both the U.S. and China having about 22%-23% of the world economy,” a Northeastern expert said at a discussion.

The Huskies open their season Monday at Boston University around the leadership of their explosive All-CAA guard.

Friend, who suffered three back fractures on active duty, has emerged as a highly-decorated nursing graduate and veterans liaison.

One became a Marine by accident. Another honors her late grandfather. A third worked in sexual assault prevention and response for two military services. Here are their stories.

Vizza, a 5-foot-6-inch guard entering her final season with the Huskies, has been working her way back since suffering a major knee injury in 2022.

Conference champions Abigail Hassman and Ben Godish will be competing at the NCAA Northeastern Regionals in Hopkinton, New Hampshire.