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Americans Support Higher Ed and Online Degrees, Poll Finds
October 3, 2026
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Americans Support Higher Ed and Online Degrees, Poll Finds
A large majority of Americans who have attended college believe higher education is a good investment (83 percent) and key to achieving the American dream, according to the results of a national opinion poll Northeastern University released on Tuesday.
WNYC Radio
Wrongful Conviction
AUDIO: Radio producer Helen Borten and Daniel Medwed, law professor at Northeastern University and author of Prosecution Compex: America’s Race to Convict and Its Impact on the Innocent, discuss a wrongful conviction murder case that raises hot-button issues: domestic terrorism, racial prejudice—and the techniques of prosecutors that have led to a shocking number of wrongful […]
Survey finds 4 in 10 Americans believe college is a good value
Americans believe that higher education is imperative for a successful future, but they believe that the US higher education system is providing poor value for the cost, a Northeastern University survey has found.
Americans Are Proud of U.S. Colleges but Not of Their Direction
Amid recession-era challenges in higher education and concerns about the nation’s competitiveness, Americans are simultaneously proud of colleges in the United States and critical of the direction in which they’re heading, according to the results of a national opinion poll released on Monday by Northeastern University.
CommonHealth: Mass. A National Leader In Overdose Prevention
AUDIO: In our weekly CommonHealth segment we discuss a new move to make a drug overdose antidote more available. Some say it will save lives, but others worry it will promote bad behavior. Co-authors of “Prevention of Fatal Opioid Overdose,” a viewpoint piece that recently appeared in the Journal of the Medical American Association, join […]
The Boston Herald
Help wanted in manufacturing
State officials and industry leaders today will hold the first meeting of the Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative to draw attention to a sector whose work force is aging and projected to have 100,000 job openings over the next decade. While some analysts have predicted the decline of industry as a major economic player, manufacturing is Massachusetts’ […]
The Hechinger Report
Survey: U.S. higher education must change to remain globally competitive
Nearly half of all Americans have a dim view of the quality of U.S. higher education, and most think it’s not only too expensive but also only a fair or poor return on their investment, according to the results of a new survey. Most of those surveyed—particularly college-aged Americans themselves—agree that U.S. higher education must […]
New Northeastern Survey Reveals Higher Education Needs Innovation—Now
Northeastern’s newest survey woke up academia today, reiterating the ever-present, looming, yet feared, truth: the higher education system needs to change, and it needs to change now.
WGBH Radio
Racial Disparity Among Boston Commuters
AUDIO: If you use the MBTA to commute to work, you know it can take a very long time to travel just a few miles. But, if you’re black, chances are your commute on the MBTA is longer than your white counterparts- to the tune of 66 hours longer per year if you take the […]
The Patriot Ledger
America, and its problems, make it hard to love
The United States is a hard country to love right now. Economic growth has been anemic, too many Americans are looking for work, others are watching their real incomes fall, and the middle class is seeing its purchasing power decline. Income inequality is at historic highs; the ever-widening gap between low wage earners and the […]
Micro units: Perfect pad, imperfect price
Micro units will likely be cool, with features such as convertible storage and bicycle wall mounts. What they’re less likely to be, regrettably, is affordable.
Bloomberg Businessweek
Iran must be ready to listen to foreign experts who can help it lower inflation down
Iran has to be ready to listen to foreign experts that can offer valuable advice on how the country could stabilize its currency rate and lower inflation, but it should be ready to heed the councel, U.S. Northeastern University Professor Kamran Dadkhah told Trend.
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