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Graduate Fair at Northeastern University Alumni Center offers graduate program reps, Double Husky Scholarship details, PlusOne pathway info, free food, headshots, giveaways, and swag.
Is This Your Cat? art exhibition opens at Student Life Gallery, curated by Kiki Erickson and Anita Unseethaharuthai, with a reception.
A lecture at the Poetry Center examines Bad Bunny’s record‑breaking career and his role as a global voice of Puerto Rican resistance.
Interactive permanent kiosk and student illustration exhibition at the Du Bois Freedom Center reimagine Elizabeth Freeman’s life with MassArt students’ artwork.
Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis (Northeastern University events) — Hands‑on virtual workshop series teaching participants to conduct evidence syntheses and choose appropriate methodologies.
A book talk at Dockser Hall features authors Olga V. Mack, Linsey Krolik, and Tessa Manuello discussing visual communication in legal practice with Dan Jackson and Ashley Treni.
Free drop-in guided meditation in the Sacred Space, led by Spiritual Life Mellows (Mindfulness Fellows), with mats and cushions provided, no registration needed.
Publishing workshop at Snell Library teaches Timeline JS, StoryMap JS, and Storyline JS with Knight Lab tools, led by CDS Coordinator Colleen Nugent McLean and Archivist Shireen Zaineb.
