Given the period of New Repertory Theatre’s latest production, “Amadeus,” the sights and sounds that evoke a sense of time …
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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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‘Greatest Hits’ on display
As the culmination of their Northeastern experience, the work of more than 50 seniors in the Department of Art + Design will …
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Communication Studies students on the Huntington 100
Congratulations! to our students who made The Huntington 100: Distinguished Seniors & Juniors, 2013: Kate Contreras Caitlin Ferguson Sarah Leahy …
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The real perfect pitch
Hailing from the burgeoning a cappella scene of Boston, the Northeastern University Nor’easters are proud to bring home the top …
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Green Line Records looks beyond Top 40
The majority of bands and solo acts that make it big on the national music scene—particularly those that sign with …
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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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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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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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Music student featured in Musicworks Magazine
In addition to having recently won the Musicworks Electronic Music Contest with his first ever acousmatic piece Buried Gesture, Bennett …
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Annual Student Awards Reception
(L-R) Daniel Chen, Jackson Plumlee, George Thrush, Carly Krotowski, Harley Hutker Early in April, the School of Architecture held its …
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Featured Alumni: Jill Kaehler (B.S. Class of 2006)
Jill is the project manager and lead designer for Behnisch Architekten’s (soon-to-be) first built project in the Middle East. Parcel …
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Prof. Robinson serves on jury for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize awards
Distinguished Professor Walter Robinson joined a team of nationally known journalists and journalism educators to judge this year’s Pulitzer Prize …
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Co-op profile: Matthew Stoner
Matthew Stoner, B.S. in Architecture Class of 2013 DNA ARQUITECTOS Barcelona, Spain After studying architecture in Rome as a sophomore, …
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