Greg St. Martin

Despite economic challenges, a ‘remarkable’ recovery underway, says bank CEO

At a Northeastern breakfast forum on Tuesday, the chief executive officer of Bank of America expressed optimism that the country is moving out of economic crisis, though hurdles for businesses and consumers remain

by Greg St. Martin April 12, 2011

Student wins prestigious national award for community service

Junior Matthew Cournoyer was recently named a Truman Scholar for his leadership qualities and commitment to public service.

by Greg St. Martin April 8, 2011

Expo opens a window on innovation and a door to collaboration

From the unbounded applications of network science to the costs and benefits of health-care support in Bolivia, student researchers display their projects, and some come up winners.

by Greg St. Martin April 7, 2011

Developing the story through self reflection

In screenwriting workshop led by acclaimed writer and director Noah Stern, students learn to create by understanding their own dreams and limitations

by Greg St. Martin April 5, 2011

3Qs: Controlling the air, controlling threats

Faculty associate in Northeastern’s Middle East Center defines the role and effectiveness of no-fly zones in quelling threats to global peace and security

by Greg St. Martin April 4, 2011

Celebrating transformative experiences

Cooperative Education Awards recognize the Northeastern seniors who went all out to integrate co-op into their education in exemplary ways

by Greg St. Martin April 1, 2011

Research heads meet in D.C. with homeland security cabinet secretary

At university research summit with U.S. officials, directors of Northeastern’s ALERT Center discuss innovative projects to identify and prevent potential bomb threats

by Greg St. Martin April 1, 2011

An empowering co-op experience

Cooperative Education Award-winner recognized for work with young women in Cambodia

by Greg St. Martin March 31, 2011

3Qs: NFL season likely—after a season of litigation

NFL owners and players failed to reach a new labor deal earlier this month. As a result, the NFL lockout is on, and now the matter is headed to court. Law professor Roger Abrams assesses the legal process and weighs in on the prospects for saving the 2011 NFL season.

by Greg St. Martin March 30, 2011

University Libraries expands the virtual space

Reacting to survey that shows consumer complacency about smart phone security, computer science professor and wireless security expert assesses the risks

by Greg St. Martin March 30, 2011

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