Terrence Masson, executive professor of animation in the College of Arts, Media and Design, has more than two decades of …
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3D printing comes to Northeastern
Last spring, Northeastern and students, faculty, and visiting scholar Janos Stone collaborated on a unique 3D printing project that turns alpha numeric …
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3Qs: The evolution of whistleblowing
The leak of classified government documents last week revealed the existence of a massive National Security Administration program of bulk …
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Ron Smith to receive an Artist Fellowship from the Mass Cultural Council
Dr. Ron Smith, composer and professor of music technology at Northeastern University, was recently selected to receive a special Artist …
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Actually, Beyoncé is a feminist
Dr. Sarah Jackson weighs in on the criticism of the pop singer’s booty shaking and how it reflects our society’s …
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3Qs: AP probe further strains Obama, press rapport
Journalism professor Walter Robinson examines how the Department of Justice’s investigation into The Associated Press impacts an already strained relationship …
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3Qs: Jason Collins and the role of identity
Last week, 12-year NBA veteran Jason Collins announced in a first-person article in Sports Illustrated that he was gay—becoming the …
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When community news co-ops go from possible to probable
According Professor Dan Kennedy’s recent post on the Nieman Journalism Lab’s website, the Banyan Project, an attempt to build sustainable, …
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Professor Fountain on Florida’s fear of losing teams to Arizona for spring training
For Florida, spring training is a big business. Fearing an exodus of East Coast teams to Arizona, state legislators are …
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On improvisation, Ella, and Berlin
Professor of Music History Judith Tick lent her expertise on Ella Fitzgerald, the subject of Tick’s soon-to-be-published cultural biography, to …
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Sarah Jackson on how the gay marriage movement has evolved
Sarah Jackson, assistant professor of communication studies, explains why public support for gay marriage has increased and how the social …
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Joseph Reagle asks: In ‘free culture’ online, where are the women?
Joseph Reagle explains why women make up a very small percentage of “open computing” fields like Wikipedia, Linux, and Apache. …
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Hilary Poriss awarded fellowship by the American Council of Learned Societies
Associate professor Hilary Poriss has been awarded an extremely competitive fellowship by the American Council of Learned Societies to work on her project, ”Writing a …
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Judith Tick receives two honors from the Society for American Music
Judith Tick, recently received two honors from her professional society, the Society for American Music (SAM): a lifetime achievement award …
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