Impact Makers: Lea Anne and Gary Dunton usher in new chapter for D'Amore-McKim
Lea Anne and Gary Dunton DMSB'78, namesakes of the Dunton Family Deanship, offer their hopes for the new incoming dean and the future of D'Amore-McKim.
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Will Snapchat's creator program win over influencers in the ever-changing social media landscape?
Faced with a declining stock price and slow user growth, Snapchat is pivoting away from connecting friends in favor of discovery tools aimed at helping content creators.
How will the I-95 bridge collapse affect the supply chain? It will be ‘staggering,' expert says
The collapse of an Interstate 95 bridge in Philadelphia creates not just a traffic problem, it's also a “really serious” supply chain problem—and that's going to hit your wallet, Northeastern University expert Nada Sanders says.
Northeastern graduate makes history as the first Bangladeshi American to win an Emmy Award
Shams Ahmed, DMSB'13 won the 44th Sports Emmy Awards for his exceptional directing of an arrangement of “Ragged Old Flag” by Johnny Cash aired during the Super Bowl LVII.
How women entrepreneurs can raise capital in these uncertain economic times
Yvonne Hao, secretary of economic development for Massachusetts and former COO and CFO of Boston-based PillPack, shared her advice on navigating the changing economy.
Northeastern is top destination for Boston public schools' valedictorians—again
Two Boston Public School valedictorians will be joining D'Amore-McKim this upcoming fall. A total of 13 BPS valedictorians are set to become Huskies in the fall.
D'Amore-McKim F1RST Scholars program awarded Cummings Foundation grant
The college's F1RST Scholars program was awarded a generous Cummings Foundation grant to help expand the depth and scope of its offerings.
How this business graduate is thinking outside the BOX(Y)
What started as a project for a Marketing Strategies for StartUps class, is now a growing company led by Hannah Ung, DMSB'23.
Succession is a nightmare–and so is ‘Succession.' Why HBO's hit show is frighteningly accurate
Even at its most over-the-top moments, the show Succession is a shockingly accurate portrayal of what succession can do to a family business.
‘An incredible human being, elite teammate.' Northeastern basketball star transitions from court to the seminary
Coleman Stucke, DMSB'23, will graduate this summer with a 3.8 grade-point average in business administration in just three years—while starting at forward for the basketball team.