For Florida, spring training is a big business. Fearing an exodus of East Coast teams to Arizona, state legislators are …
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How journalism impacts juvenile sentencing reform
There are currently 63 people in prisons in Massachusetts who are serving life sentences without parole for crimes they committed …
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Professor Howe reports a manhunt’s local impact
Professor Jeff Howe’s recent piece, “Captured in Watertown,” which was published on The New Yorker’s online site the day after …
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Professor Kennedy comments on the Boston Marathon tragedy
Prof. Dan Kennedy shares his thoughts on Monday’s Boston Marathon tragedy in “Our ‘greatest day’ turns to horror,” posted on …
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Journalism senior Gail Waterhouse receives a Compass Award
Journalism senior Gail Waterhouse was one of nine students, university wide, to receive the 2013 Compass Award, from the Office …
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Journalism student story on Babson’s choice of Kerry Healey as its president
Recent journalism graduate Katherine Landergan’s story, “Babson answers critics over choice of Kerry Healey, Protests roil campus over pick as …
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Professor Leff delivers keynote address at Holocaust Commemoration
Laurel Leff, School of Journalism professor and Bernard A. Stotsky professor, talked about why universities in the United States didn’t …
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Power soccer club, Boston Brakers, lacks funds but not enthusiasm
The soccer players are in power wheelchairs but other than that, the game is just like any other soccer game, …
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Cupcake bakers “bake for a cause” at MGH blood donor event
The Blood Donor Center at Massachusetts General Hospital has a sweet way to thank blood donors – give them a …
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Beekeeping is alive and well in Jamaica Plain
Stephanie Elson of Jamaica Plain is as busy as a bee. She not only keeps three hives and co-founded the …
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Northeastern alumna and Globe reporter co-authors book on ‘Whitey’ Bulger
For nearly as long as James “Whitey” Bulger—the infamous Boston gangster and FBI informant who was on the lam for 16 years—has …
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Reinventing the news and the future of digital-age journalism
By Angel Feliciano, Journalism Major Assistant Professor Dan Kennedy is instrumental in developing the School of Journalism’s digital journalism focus. …
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Alumna writes the book on ‘Whitey’ Bulger
For nearly as long as James “Whitey” Bulger—the infamous Boston gangster and FBI informant who was on the lam for 16 years—has …
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Sharlene Juste talks about her global co-op experiences
Journalism major Sharlene Juste’s experiential-learning opportunities around the world include co-ops in Singapore and Ghana and Dialogue of Civilizations programs …
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