Posts by Matt Collette
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The business of diplomacy
Michael Creegan, who graduated from the Bachelor of Science in International Business program in the spring, says his academic experience at Northeastern has prepared him…
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Games the key to girls’ STEM education
Northeastern’s graduate campus in Seattle kicks off a new initiative that uses video games to promote STEM education for girls.
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3Qs: Gay marriage, voting rights, and the evolution of equality
Faculty experts weigh in on this week's highly anticipated Supreme Court decisions on gay marriage, voting rights, and affirmative action.
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Reversing Nigeria’s ‘brain drain’
Fourth-year communication studies major Christine Umeh has her sights set on a career in the media and entertainment industry in the African nation.
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Standing up to the heat
With temperatures in the 90s yesterday, nursing students Eric Breen and Ashley Cavignano took a much-needed break on Centennial Common.
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Dialogue to Morocco challenges preexisting perceptions
More than a dozen students immersed themselves in a culture steeped in European and African traditions while participating in a Dialogue of Civilizations program to…
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3Qs: What we can expect from Iran’s new president
Val Moghadam, director of the international affairs department, explains how Iran’s new president might transform the relationship between his country and the United States.
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Northeastern hosts roundtable on higher education legislation
U.S. Rep. John F. Tierney of Massachusetts discussed a range of issues in higher education on Monday morning at Northeastern’s Kostas Research Institute for Homeland…
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Data tells a compelling story
Data Day, hosted by Northeastern last Friday, highlighted the importance of data in shaping public opinion and guiding policy.
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Hit the road
Civil engineering Ph.D. candidates Hao Liu and Reid Vilbig test a radar device developed through VOTERS, the Versatile Onboard Traffic Embedded Roading Sensors…
