Local TV stations are losing viewers. A new ‘survival guide’ from the School of Journalism urges a digital-first pivot.

Join the Northeastern University summit on the use of AI technologies in research and scholarship.

Imagine coming upon a colorful, round medallion on the sidewalk of your neighborhood park. The marker announces “You are in Native Space.” You use your phone to scan the QR code in the center of the medallion’s sun-like

Nuclear weapons are a backbone of American military strategy, but they have also shaped people’s lives, local economies, regional identities, and the global environment.

Have you ever wondered how facial recognition technology succeeds so well at identifying suspects in criminal cases? The answer: It doesn’t.

This webinar series examines artificial intelligence as a cultural medium rather than merely a technical tool, exploring how AI shapes communication, creativity, governance, and everyday life across diverse contexts.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping creative industries. This webinar explores AI not as a replacement for human creativity but as a collaborator.

Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a technical achievement. But what happens when we shift our perspective and treat AI not just as a tool, but as a medium itself?

Based on Soviet narratology, this book by Sylke Meyer offers a genealogy of spatial, user-centric story design and its current applications, situating spatial story design as mediu