This year, student from the Interactive Media program in the College of Arts, Media and Design, under the direction of …
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He’s known as the “Bird Man” of Newbury Street
Each day, Peter Magila, strolls down Newbury Street and whistles for the birds – and they come. Magila, a real …
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Featured A+D emerging artist: Jacqueline Ferrante
Jacqueline Ferrante, an Art + Design alumnae, has been recognized as an emerging artist on artistspot.org. Jacqueline resides in Long Island, …
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Custom guitars get ‘Kickstart’ at SXSW
Moniker Guitars, an online custom-guitar manufacturer co-founded by Northeastern alumnus Dave Barry, debuted its new line of semihollow guitars earlier …
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Research demonstrating: there’s a game for that
With new technologies and interfaces, the gaming world is pushing the boundaries of what it means to play. Today computer …
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The 48 Hour Film Project is coming to Boston!
CALLING ALL FILMMAKERS! In a wild, sleepless weekend, you and a team will make a movie–write, shoot, edit and score …
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Don’t stop the music
Music industry major Caitlyn Dougher drew thousands of concertgoers to an annual music festival in Reykjavik, Iceland, through a five-month …
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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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A peek at the future of gaming research
Self-admitted non-gamer and iNSolution blogger Angela Herring got a sneak peek of the upcoming Pop Up Open Lab Experience and …
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Co-op Profile: Jose Latorre
Jose Latorre (B.S. 2013) at Villa Savoye Jose Latorre’s experience as a student at Northeastern University School of Architecture is …
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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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Mission Hill High School program targets graduation rates
Graduation rates at Mission Hill High School rose from 57.6 percent to 90.8 persent over seven years, thanks in part …
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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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