Matthew Modoono is a journalist based in Charlotte, North Carolina, focusing on local news and events. He writes for Northeastern University, covering stories related to campus life, academics, and the local community. Matthew's articles often highlight the experiences and achievements of students, as well as the resources and opportunities available at Northeastern University.
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Matthew Modoono's articles cover a wide range of local topics, including education, technology, events, and seasonal themes. He also includes photography in his coverage.
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Two students work on salt marsh grass research at the Marine Science Center at Northeastern's Nahant campus.
The silhouetted of a Northeastern community member against the Latinx Student Cultural Center on the Boston campus.
Sarah Beecy, a student of the Three Seas Program, works on lobster research at the Marine Science Center on Northeastern's Nahant campus.
By: Matthew Modoono, Alyssa Stone
Summer courses have officially come to an end. Now, the Northeastern community is gearing up for the fall semester. New faculty attended the New Hire Orientation in ISEC on the Boston campus this past week. While a few Huskies moved in early, the first official day of move-in on the Boston campus is Sunday, Aug. 25.
A graduate enters the physician assistant and physical therapy graduation celebration held in Blackman Auditorium on Northeastern's Boston campus. Photo
Tubender co-founders Jaison Patel and Joshua Baum, both graduates of the College of Engineering, test their tube-bending machine. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University
By: Matthew Modoono
This week, Northeastern kicked off the academic year with convocation ceremonies across its global campuses, welcoming the class of 2028. President Joseph E. Aoun encouraged students to explore the world through co-ops and international experiences.
Flowers rest on a plaque on Northeastern’s Boston campus honoring student Candace Lee Williams, who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Students, illuminated in sunlight, walk past the Egan Research Center on Northeastern’s Boston campus.
Northeastern students finished their first full week of classes this past week. While some students took their books outside, others claimed a spot on the third floor of Snell Library, which recently reopened after being closed for renovations. In London, the university opened a new space in One Portsoken. Meanwhile, members of the Northeastern staff attended the university’s second annual
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