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Khoury NewsAt Northeastern’s Oakland campus, workshop trains high schoolers in community-focused AI
- October 1, 2026
- by Will Beeker
"Training people to do one specific job is risky," says workshop leader Rasika Bhalerao. "We are now being forced to train people not just to be software engineers, but to become well-rounded people and functioning members of society." -
Khoury NewsKhoury PhD students awarded NSF fellowship for researching the future of AI
- September 21, 2026
- by Yashavi Upasani
How can AI agents collaborate without compromising security? How can AI models help us unravel the secrets of our biological building blocks? Matthew Laws and Kevin Lu are on the hunt for answers. -
Khoury NewsNortheastern’s Center for Inclusive Computing debuts map to track AI programs at US colleges
- September 17, 2026
- by Caroline Baker Dimock
As universities respond to the AI boom with new programs, a team of researchers built an interactive map to track them — partly as a resource for students and educators, but also to help ensure the field is open to beginners. -
Khoury NewsBeyond the classroom: How Miami master’s students upgraded a student mental health platform
- September 14, 2026
- by Benjamin Hosking
The Vibes platform was designed to help overstretched counselors look after their students. As part of a professional practicum course, Khoury students worked to make Vibes more engaging for students and more helpful to counselors. -
Khoury NewsKhoury PhD student named Apple Scholar for empowering users of AI-powered wearable tech
- September 3, 2026
- by Yashavi Upasani
Users of wearable devices often have little control over how their data is collected and used, including for AI training. Now, backed by a prestigious Apple fellowship, Ha Le wants to put those users in the driver's seat. -
ChatGPT is adapting its speaking style to you. You may be adapting to it, too.
- August 31, 2026
- by Caroline Baker Dimock
Many AI users are familiar with sycophancy, where chatbots fudge the truth in favor of what they think the user wants to hear. But new research indicates that AI isn't just inclined to agree with you — it can start to talk like you, too. -
Khoury NewsKhoury PhD students, postdocs make the jump to professor in 2026
- August 24, 2026
- by Milton Posner
For years, these seven researchers have researched and developed their computing passions at Khoury College. Now, as the fall term arrives, they're ready to begin faculty roles across three different continents. -
Inspired by sci-fi, Khoury student’s open-source tool offers greater visibility for runtime behavior
- August 20, 2026
- by Laila Griffin
The idea behind Barx is straightfoward, says creator Karthik Barma. Users run their Python code through the tool, and it tells them in simple, transparent terms how that code is actually behaving. -
Khoury NewsApplying for a grant in Massachusetts? This new AI tool makes it much easier.
- August 17, 2026
- by Madelaine Millar
After partnering with the Massachusetts government and consulting grant writers across the state, Northeastern's Burnes Center debuted GrantWell. Six months later, the tool has proved itself to be a time-saving triumph.
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