Alia Rasoully is uplifting women in Afghanistan by providing access to education and healthcare. Her goal is to help healthcare facilities leverage technology to communicate with neonatal patients and collect patient data. This led to the first maternal health app in Afghanistan: Salamat.

More than 1,250 students, faculty and staff have co-signed a letter demanding action from the administration for greater funding, resources, transparency and other measures to address issues faced by the Asian American community.

Residents and community members of Mass/Cass have watched houselessness and substance use heighten to extremes over the last few years, and they question when the city will hear their cries for help and take action.

Northeastern was one of the more successful institutions to handle COVID-19, with relatively low positive test rates. Will it be able to keep campus open for the rest of the semester?

Melanie Tory strives to create real-world impact—a goal that led her to the Roux Institute at Northeastern University. Here, she’s the new director of data visualization research.

Behind the album covers of almost every rock ’n’ roll music legend lies two men: Henry Diltz and Mick Rock.

A crowd of anti-vaxxers stood beneath a banner reading “Medical Freedom is the New Civil Rights Movement” on the State House steps, clutching signs and megaphones in protest of three proposed bills to standardize vaccinations for children.

Boston houses about 50 institutions of higher education. The News analyzed the reopening plans of 31 colleges throughout the city after the onset of COVID-19.

Alina Mueller, a two-time Olympian and star of the Northeastern women's hockey team, has established herself as a notable playmaker in women’s hockey.