School of Architecture Lecturer Katrina Stoll, along with Takako Tajima and Daina Swagerty, present an investigation into the potential for so-called …
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Why wasn’t the Holocaust front-page news in the New York Times?
Would it have mattered if the New York Times gave consistent front-page news coverage of the Holocaust? Professor Laurel Leff …
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Prof. Kennedy fears the DOJ review of the AP’s phone records sets a bad precent
It might be legal but is it “the right thing to do?” Professor Dan Kennedy questions the Department of Justice’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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Architectural lessons from Japan’s 2011 earthquake
The Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 devastated much of the Pacific Rim nation, which faced a huge array of …
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Challenging our preconceptions about video game piracy
A large-scale analysis of BItTorrent file-sharing of videogames, conducted by Anders Drachen of Northeastern’s Game Design program and PLAIT Lab and Robert Veitch …
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Alumni answer the Mission: MacWade Challenge
Northeastern alumnus Mike MacWade urged his fellow Huskies this Spring to participate in the Mission: MacWade Challenge—and alumni enthusiastically answered the …
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‘The Kids’ are all right
Natalie Dickinson hit a roadblock in her attempt to break into the music industry during the summer before her senior …
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Congratulations to the Class of 2013 and Award Winners!
On May 2, 2013, the School of Architecture hosted its annual commencement reception for graduating seniors, graduate students and their …
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Making micro apartments more livable
Recent graduates Chris Marciano, Mark Munroe and Ryan Matthew are taking their studio work out into the real world to …
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Young Alumnus on Next Generation Cities & her passion for the public sector: Nicole Fichera, CAMD ’11
“Northeastern’s architecture program has a very strong urban design, advocacy, and policy focus, especially in terms of postindustrial cities like …
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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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Brad Hatfield performs with Boston Pops and Kelly Clarkson at Matthews Arena
Brad Hatfield performed with the Boston Pops May 2nd as part of the 2013 Commencement celebration. Brad was a featured …
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Liz Noftle, AMD ’10 helps tell the story of “The Shoes We Wore”
“We will finish the race.” That’s the simple but resilient statement framed by dozens of running shoes forming the shape …
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