On co-op in Bali, Northeastern student develops new education curriculum for students – while leveraging his own appreciation for theater and drama
From Northeastern lab bench to field test in Africa
Venture firm founded by recent alumnus is bringing solar food dryer developed by Northeastern students to farmers in Cameroon
Postcard from Morocco
Jenn Wilson Class of 2012, majoring in international affairs and philosophy Participating in Dialogue of Civilizations program in Morocco Our program here focuses on the history and contemporary culture of Morocco. … read more »
When young women are exported and exploited
Panel at Northeastern law school sheds light on the need for attorneys to be part of the solution for victims of human trafficking
3Qs: For Middle East peace, more heat than light
The prospects for peace between Israel and Palestine, and U.S. policy on the complicated issue, captured the world’s attention earlier this month, as President Obama delivered a major speech on the Middle East, followed by a daylong meeting between the president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Netanyahu’s subsequent address to Congress. Kimberly Jones, a faculty associate in Northeastern’s Middle East Center for Peace, Culture and Development, assesses the impact of these developments.
Shaping communities through social justice work
Global women’s rights activist and lawyer urges Northeastern law school graduates to pick up the mantle of public service
3Qs: Scandal detracts from serious international business
Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigned last week as the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) amid allegations of sexual assault in New York City — leading to larger questions of how this will affect French politics and financial matters across Europe. Natalie Bormann, a visiting assistant professor of political science at Northeastern University, assesses the implications of this situation and the media coverage that followed.
Partnering with United Nations to fight official corruption
Global scholars and government officials convene at Northeastern to draw up the framework for an academic curriculum to train future leaders against corrupt practices in public life
