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Northeastern honored a group of extraordinary seniors on Thursday afternoon at the Cooperative Education Awards, an annual ceremony highlighting students who've demonstrated outstanding accomplishments on their co-op experiences across the globe.
Northeastern University has launched a one-year, part-time graduate program aimed at teaching working professionals how to infuse innovation into the DNA of their organizations.
Northeastern's newest “Huntington 100,” a group of extraordinary students selected for their impressive achievements and impact both on campus and around the world, was honored last week at a reception with university leaders, faculty, and staff.
A look at the Frontier Market Scouts (FMS) at the Social Enterprise Institute at the D'Amore-McKim School of Business.
More than 40 ventures showcased their work at NEXPO, Northeastern's bi-annual entrepreneurship expo.
Some students arrive on campus with a thriving entrepreneurial spirit, eager to soak up knowledge and seek out new opportunities to learn and make a lasting impact.
There is very likely a tax break for you, and you might start consider life events as a source for identifying how and what to file.
Northeastern University sociologist Timothy Hoff has found that the healthcare system's emphasis on efficiency and technology has made it much more transactional and impersonal.
The winners of the 2014 Coolest Co-op Video contest exemplify the depth and breadth of Northeastern's experiential learning program.
Not only might productivity increase all around, but the introvert in your office may give the organization careful insight into the matter at hand.
Finance Professor Jeffery Born forecasts a corrosive year for copper prices.
“The hours and time commitment are very reasonable and the professors are extremely helpful, flexible and engaged.” – William Odom, Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management