Padurean receives 2026 Best Undergraduate Teacher Award
Loredana Padurean says she is honored to have students recognize her for this award.
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Get ready to pay more for ChatGPT
The Boston GlobeAI is expensive. Consumers must eventually pay the price.
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D'Amore-McKim undergraduates win national “Make Your Consulting Case” competition
D'Amore-McKim students competed at the national level this spring, turning a course project into a consulting case — and a winning one.
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D'Amore-McKim College Celebrations 2026
Northeastern Global NewsThis year's college celebrations will be at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston's Seaport neighborhood.
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D'Amore-McKim 2026 undergraduate University awards
Dozens of D'Amore-McKim students have been recognized this year by the University for their accomplishments and scholarship.
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What Global Leaders Are Missing in Financial Markets with Niki Boyson, Finance Professor
What Global Leaders Are Missing in Financial Markets with Niki Boyson, Finance Professor International Business Today1.31K subscribers Subscribe 4 Share Ask Save Download84 views Premiered Apr 22, 2026 International Business Today PodcastThe U.S. dollar is 10% weaker than it was four years ago. Niki Boyson, finance professor at Northeastern, explains exactly what that costs you…International Business Today Podcast -
It's hard to make people more eco-friendly. New research finds a potential solution: children
Northeastern Global NewsIn studying the spillover effects of environmental education within families, researchers found that children had more of an impact on changing their parents' behaviors and mindset.
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D'Amore-McKim faculty member receives Fulbright
Northeastern Global NewsAs part of his semester in Canada, Anand Nair plans to develop and test an AI-enabled remote patient monitoring system.
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From co-ops to career: How Shadeh Jaberi turned ambition into action
From high-stakes co-ops in New York and consulting to a full-time offer at J.P. Morgan, Jaberi's trajectory reflects a student who has consistently leaned into challenge and responsibility.
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Keep showing up: Nada Sanders on curiosity, resilience, and the future of supply chains
For Nada Sanders, the most important breakthroughs have rarely come from perfect data or elegant models. They have come from friction — from the moment when theory fails, when numbers resist, and when human behavior refuses to fit neatly into equations. It is in that tension that she has built her career, not by forcing the world to match the model, but by reshaping the model to reflect the world as it is.
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When apologizing to customers hurts more than it helps
Harvard Business ReviewPaul Fombelle and Mary Steffel finds that that apologizing when customers are unaware of a failure can backfire.
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AI fact‑checking works, but mostly for progressives
CU Boulder TodayAs social media platforms increasingly lean on artificial intelligence to spot misinformation, new research suggests those tools don't work equally well for everyone.