Posts by Greg St. Martin
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Could Obamacare ‘fail’? A look at what’s working, and what’s not
As the Republican-led effort to undo “Obamacare” continues to produce high drama, we asked professor Timothy Hoff, an expert in healthcare systems and health policy,…
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After five decades, professor Bill Fowler—Northeastern’s great storyteller—retires
Beloved history professor William Fowler retired on June 30. His 55 years of association with Northeastern began as a student in 1962. Here, he reflects…
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When TV and professors’ research interests align
Game of ThronesPhoto credit: HBO WestworldPhoto credit: HBO The AmericansPhoto credit: FXNOW…
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Journalist finds ‘striking’ stories, inspiring people on global reporting trip
Aneri Pattani recently wrapped up a weeklong reporting trip in Liberia with New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof. “I see journalism as a…
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Building a ‘thriving civic data ecosystem’ in Boston
Last month, about 20 researchers and community stakeholders convened at Northeastern to talk data—specifically, newly published data from surveys with Boston residents on topics ranging…
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Exhibit honors late artist’s work, legacy
Artist Jeff Hull “put his whole spirit into his work. It was part of him,” said his wife, Deborah Kamy Hull. Now, a collection of…
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Northeastern appoints new regional dean, CEO for Seattle campus
Peter Temes, who will begin full time in August, comes to Northeastern from the ILO Institute, which he founded and where he has served as…
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Northeastern law clinic certified to register trademarks for entrepreneurs
The law school’s IP CO-LAB has received certification from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to file federal trademark applications for its clients. “This is…
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Professor wins Fulbright award to advance magnetic materials research
Engineering professor Laura Lewis has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program grant to perform research in Spain at the Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de…
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How to bring 3-D printing into your teaching, research
At TEXPO, Information Technology Services’ third annual Teaching and Technology Expo, faculty members shared how they and their colleagues are incorporating 3-D printing into teaching…
