Professor Richard Daynard, chair of the Senate Agenda Committee, discusses a new initiative that builds on Northeastern’s unprecedented momentum, and explains how it works and how faculty can get involved.
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3Qs: Women’s rights in the Middle East
Suzanna Walters, the director of the Northeastern Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program, says most U.S. politicians don’t view gender equality as a serious goal here or abroad.
CPS dean recognized nationally with leadership award
John LaBrie has been honored with the highest award presented by the Association for Continuing Higher Education.
Thrilling weekend for Northeastern athletics
The men’s basketball team won its season opener on a dramatic last-second shot and the men’s soccer team captured its first-ever Colonial Athletic Association conference title, sending the club to the NCAA tournament.
Election Day 2012
As the nation heads to the polls, here is a roundup of our presidential election coverage and where to watch the election results on campus.
Men’s hoops set for season opener
Husky hoops hysteria is in full force this week, as the Northeastern men’s basketball team kicks off the season on Friday night against cross-town rival Boston University at a sure-to-be … read more »
Uta Poiger appointed interim CSSH dean
Poiger will replace Georges Van Den Abbeele, the founding dean of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities who is stepping down.
Larry Finkelstein, dean of CCIS, to step down
In leading the College of Computer and Information Science for the last 18 years, Finkelstein advanced Northeastern’s teaching and research mission in critical areas and expanded experiential education opportunities for students.
3Qs: The origins of a sweet treat
The whoopie pie — whipped cream or frosting sandwiched between twin chocolate cakes — has a glorious but muddled history as a favorite treat throughout the northeastern United States. Several … read more »
Northeastern preps for Parent and Family Weekend
The university community will celebrate traditions and welcome families to campus this weekend for a full slate of engaging events.
Higher education at a crossroads
President Aoun had a marquee role in the TIME Summit on Higher Education on Thursday in New York City.
Synergy in Seattle
President Joseph E. Aoun told Seattle-area leaders Wednesday night that Northeastern’s new graduate campus will leverage the strengths of both the university and the region, creating solutions to regional and global challenges.
