The crime lab looks a lot different in real life than it does on TV, according to chemistry major Jacquelyn Horman, who was on co-op with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
Students examine mental health through the lens of another culture
Nearly two dozen students participated in a Dialogue of Civilizations program in Australia to learn about mental health and health psychology.
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.
Global Health Initiative to address neglected tropical diseases
Chemistry and chemical biology professor Michael Pollastri announced the launch of the Integrated Initiative in Global Health at his College of Science Colloquium talk last Friday.
Former top US commander in Afghanistan to examine military’s role in interventions
On Thursday, Sept. 20, the university will host retired Gen. David D. McKiernan, who will draw on his distinguished military career for an engaging candid discussion with the Northeastern community.
Jeremy Paul appointed dean of Northeastern University School of Law
Paul is a highly accomplished legal scholar who is a strong proponent of legal education that integrates theory and practice.
Preserving human rights
Junior John Hubbard completed a co-op in Greece with the European Public Law Organization in which he learned how to proactively address human-rights issues worldwide.
Sound effect
Working at a commercial art gallery in Berlin taught Northeastern music technology major Gustavo Jiménez about the industry and inspired his own work.
The husky wears Prada
A journalism student has spent the last year working at Vogue magazine, turning her co-op and internship into a full-time summer job.
Chipping away at cancer
Three Northeastern student-researchers have developed a screening chip that uses nanoparticles to detect colorectal cancer earlier than ever before.
A global perspective on emerging industries
On co-op in London, Northeastern student Elisabeth Fiumara gets an inside look at the cybersecurity and renewable energy industries.
‘Bringing water to your doorstep’
Student-researchers have designed a shovel-ready drinking water system that has the potential to produce 100,000 liters of potable water per day for villagers in Bbanda, Uganda.
