Northeastern University

The Northeastern University employee who said he was injured when a package he was opening on the Boston campus exploded last month has been indicted by a federal grand jury on three charges. Jason Duhaime, 45, the former new technology manager and director of the university’s Immersive Media Lab, had previously been arrested on charges of “intentionally conveying false and…

Students received acceptance letters from Northeastern University that were later rescinded.

A single mom of four from Northboro, Massachusetts, got the news she had dreamed of since she was a child: an acceptance letter to law school at Northeastern University. But a glitch caused that dream to come crashing down.

Jason Duhaime ,45, was arrested this morning near home in Texas. He faces one count of intentionally conveying false information related to an explosive device and another count of making materially false statements to a federal law enforcement agent.

A Northeastern University employee who said he was injured when a package he was opening on the Boston campus exploded last month was charged Tuesday with fabricating the incident. Jason Duhaime, 45, the former new technology manager and director of the university’s Immersive Media Lab, was charged with “conveying false and misleading information related to an explosive device” and then...

A bomb threat Thursday night at the university’s Boston campus caused a shelter-in-place and a bomb squad investigation.

Northeastern University is back to normal Friday morning, after a bomb threat Thursday night sparked a shelter-in-place order to go into effect. The bomb threat was called into Northeastern just nine days after a package exploded on campus. The Boston Police Department said this latest threat was called in just after 10:30 Thursday night. Police asked people to stay away…

A bomb threat was called in to Northeastern University Thursday night, the Boston Police Department said. Campus police at Northeastern said emergency personnel were responding to a situation at the Curry Student Center. Authorities are asking people to avoid the area of that facility and Snell Quad. A shelter-in-place order was initially put in effect, but the Northeastern University Police…

The person who opened a container that exploded Tuesday night at Northeastern University has become the focus of the investigation.

The man who opened the package that exploded at Northeastern University in Boston this week is being eyed in the investigation, sources tell NBC10 Boston Investigates.No charges have been filed against Jason Duhaime, the Northeastern employee whom the sources said is being investigated.

Authorities investigating an explosion Tuesday at Northeastern University are looking into the possibility that the worker who was hurt staged the incident.

Sources told the NBC10 Investigators that the incident did not involve an explosive device — they are calling it an over-pressurized case.

A staff member was sent to the hospital with minor injuries, after opening a package that exploded Tuesday night.

A note criticizing virtual reality and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was found in a pelican case that exploded at Northeastern University Thursday night, sources confirm to the NBC10 Investigators.

A staff member at Northeastern University was hurt by an explosion that prompted an evacuation and a large law enforcement response.

After a package exploded at a Northeastern University building Tuesday, Boston police, the FBI, Mayor Michelle Wu and others gave updates on the investigation.

The news that a person was hospitalized when a package delivered to a Northeastern University exploded Tuesday prompted other universities in the Boston area to issue alerts. Also Tuesday night, Boston police were investigating a suspicious device in the area of the Museum of Fine Arts, close to Northeastern. More details about that device weren’t immediately available. Boston University...

Authorities were investigating Tuesday night after a package delivered to the building exploded.

After the Supreme Court severely curbed the federal government’s ability to restrict greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, Northeastern University law professor Alexandra Meise explained what the ruling means.