This student has a plan for campus QR codes
Jack Armstrong, DMSB'24, engages campus with tailored QR codes.
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Nardone offers years of support to Center for Emerging Markets
A gift from David Nardone, DMSB'79/MBA'82, will keep the Nardone Family Seminar Series running in perpetuity.
Innovation and activism intersect in this COVID-19 ventilator design project
From an unexpected project detour, Madisyn Dudley, COE '21, and her classmates found a better result to reduce ventilator shortages.
What does it take to make a social investment during a pandemic? Ask NUImpact
With purpose and passion, Karan Kishorepuria, DMSB'21, took a social-impact investing group to the next level.
She's taking an interdisciplinary approach to education reform
Xilian Sansoucy, DMSB'21, saw flaws in her own public school education. Then she resolved to do something about it.
Culinary time capsules connect Northeastern community
Luis Sanchez, DMSB'20, was looking for cultural connection. The answer was a culinary ‘time capsule' in the form of community building.
Insights from Hasbro
“Our Northeastern residents give us agility and flexibility that ultimately results in cost and time savings.” says Sue McPoland, former Director of Global Consumer Insights
Sue McPoland, Former Director of Global Consumer Insights at Hasbro
“We need the right people, so that's where we turn to our Northeastern residents…They're involved in all phases and they get the complete experience of seeing a project through from start to finish.”
How Starbucks could speed up the vaccine rollout
Businesses like Starbucks can apply their supply-chain expertise to rescue U.S. vaccination efforts, says Dunton Family Dean Raj Echambadi and Professor Nada Sanders.
Here's why spite spreads in people – and thrives in politics
Northeastern researchers, including Chris Riedl, present a new explanation for how spiteful behavior spreads in social circles and political movements.