Music industry major Caitlyn Dougher drew thousands of concertgoers to an annual music festival in Reykjavik, Iceland, through a five-month social media campaign.
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3Qs: Will first female Secret Service leader mean new culture?
Julia Pierson’s appointment to lead the Secret Service reflects both a growing trend and the politics of the Obama administration, says assistant professor Amy Farrell.
Students build community and peace through co-op
Five accomplished students reflected on the value of experiential learning on Wednesday evening in the second event in a yearlong educational series on civic sustainability.
How the Holocaust shaped one author’s life and literary career
“The Holocaust is woven into my understanding of the world,” says Nathan Englander, an internationally bestselling author who delivered the second annual Morton E. Ruderman Memorial Lecture on Monday evening.
Will these aspiring filmmakers make it to Hollywood?
Student filmmakers participating in the 12th annual Campus MovieFest are hoping that their films are good enough to get the red carpet treatment in Tinseltown.
3Qs: The lasting impact of historic Gideon ruling
Monday marks the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic ruling that indigent criminal defendants have a constitutional right to a court-appointed lawyer. But this fair trail right is viewed as more aspirational than operational, according to law professor Daniel Medwed.
Sports talk in the Hub
Northeastern alumnus Adam Jones hosts the evening show on 98.5 The Sports Hub, where he discusses sports from a local and national perspective with his loyal listeners.
Why reverse innovation will change the world
Global business strategist Vijay Govindarajan said on Monday at Northeastern’s Presidential Speaker Series “Profiles in Innovation” that reverse innovation represents one of the biggest opportunities for corporate growth in America.
The road to the Big Dance
The men’s basketball team will reach the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1991 by winning the Colonial Athletic Association Championship, which begins this weekend in Richmond, Va.
3Qs: How to play a bull market
Finance and insurance professor Paul Bolster explains how you should invest in a surging stock market, which reached a record high on Tuesday.
Huskies hitting their stride
Northeastern’s baseball team has won four games in a row and has its eye on a conference title.
3Qs: The rules of cyber-engagement
Professor and cybersecurity expert Wil Robertson discusses the impact of new measures the Obama administration is reportedly taking to combat cyberattacks and the challenges federal officials face in recruiting cyberspecialists.
