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Does overindulgence trigger philanthropic behavior? Associate Teaching Professor of Marketing Alexander DePaoli describes the psychology behind post-Black Friday giving.

Steve Leber, DMSB '64, chose Northeastern for its co-op program, a decision that launched his career working with some of the biggest acts in the world.

Northeastern student Emilio Guido has chronicled the life story of Theofanis Orfanos, who was captured at 15 by the Nazis and survived 18 months of captivity, for his new documentary film, Laugh Now: A Perspective on Life, Liberty & the Holocaust.

Northeastern graduate Alan S. McKim, vice chair of Northeastern's Board of Trustees, received the 2019 Distinguished Entrepreneur Award from President Joseph E. Aoun for his leadership of Clean Harbors, the leading provider of environmental, energy, and industrial services in North America.

Three Northeastern professors are using an interdisciplinary approach to research ways to disrupt supply chains that use human trafficking to exploit agricultural workers in the United States.

“My graduate certificate provided me with the tools and ability to understand and learn about entrepreneurship with a different vision.” – Piero Gallegos, Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship'18, MS in Technological Entrepreneurship'19*

Seven semesters, 21 countries, and three co-ops. Lindis Barry, DMSB'19, is taking over our Instagram account this Monday to give us an inside look at her D'Amore-McKim experience.

Oriteme Banigo, SSH '08, brought his experiences and learning back to his native Nigeria where he strives to make a positive social impact on its people.

Manit Ghogar, DMSB '17, went from zero to 100 in the span of a year as the head of Carro, an online marketplace for buyers and sellers of used cars.

The 2019 Massachusetts Family Business of the Year Award winner for Small Firms describes what it's like to cultivate and grow a family-centered firm.