Laura Mueller-Soppart realized the potential for social enterprise to create powerful change while working on the Obama administration’s Domestic Policy Council.
Northeastern professor talks video games at White House
Magy Seif El-Nasr, an associate professor of game design and interactive media, discussed the importance of creating video games in a White House meeting last week
White House and State Department honor law student
Ana Moraga, a second-year law student, was recognized Friday as a Champion of Change for her work with at-risk Guatemalan women.
Fighting terror by building ties
Law professor Deborah Ramirez leads a crusade to use community-based approaches to preventing terrorism.
Putting a career on hold to help kids cope
A Northeastern graduate defers law school admission to launch a nonprofit aimed at helping young people in foster care.
3Qs: As debt-limit deadline nears, more economic pain looms
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geitner says Congress has until August 2nd to approve an increase in the federal debt limit — enabling the Treasury to borrow more money — or the U.S. government will not be able to meet all of its financial obligations. Here, Northeastern finance and economics instructor Richard Goettle discusses what could happen to the economy if Congress and the White House fail to find common ground.