As part of the Boston community, we share the sadness of last week’s Boston Marathon bombings. Thanks to excellent police work and public cooperation, Tamerlan and Dzokhar Tsarnaev were identified … read more »
Marathon Bombers’ Refugee Roots Shed Light on Trajectories
Many classmates, friends, and family members of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have expressed shock in the accusations against the Chechen-born brothers who are suspected to be responsible for the Boston … read more »
Immigration Reform In Jeopardy?
In the aftermath of the Boston marathon bombings, numerous politicians are calling the Gang of 8’s push for immigration reform into question. What lessons can advocates learn from 2001? Hosted by: … read more »
The Greenest Colleges: 2013 Princeton Review List
With a nod to Earth Day, the Princeton Review has released its guide to 322 of the greenest colleges in the United States, with help from the Center for Green Schools at at … read more »
Meditation Could Boost Compassion, Study Suggests
Meditation doesn’t just make you a better person mentally and physically, but it could also make you a better person when it comes to compassion. A new study from Northeastern University and … read more »
Goldilocks and Legal Education
If three years is too long, and two years is too short, maybe two-and-a half years is just right. Call it the Goldilocks solution to the legal education crisis. And make … read more »
Women Fear Becoming ‘Bag Ladies’ Even When They’re Financially Secure, Says Study
Consequence: Leaders With “Feminine” Qualities Are More Valuable “The aim is to behave like a good coach, and channel your charisma to motivate others to be hardworking and creative. The … read more »
Finding Her Own Voice
The NPR story follows Northeastern University speech scientist Rupal Patel as she works to develop an electronic voice to replace the generic ones on Samantha’s iPad, a new voice based … read more »
Long-Term Jobless Fix
The jobless rate has been edging downward, but the long-term unemployed have been left out. Do we need a targeted program to get these 4.8M Americans back to work?
The Senate Prospects of Ashley Judd
Does Ashley Judd have the chops to defeat Mitch McConnell in next year’s U.S. Senate race in Kentucky? Already the possibility of a Judd-McConnell matchup has spawned a mini-tornado of … read more »
NFTE Teacher Training — The Key to the Replication of Entrepreneurial Education, Part 4: The Teachers
Maxine Roca, a graduate of Northeastern University — famous for experiential education — was a teacher with Teach for America and ended up becoming a recruiter at her old high … read more »
Colleges With BEST Learning Disability Programs
Northeastern University’s learning disability program ensures a regimented schedule of dynamic and intensive tutorials on top of courses. The school also emphasizes individual student attention.