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CBS News
The “Taylor Effect” at the Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is being hosted in America’s entertainment capital, but the NFL could never have imagined the additional attention being paid to pro football thanks to Taylor Swift. CBS News’ Jamie Yuccas takes a look at the “Taylor Effect” and the star’s cultural and economic impact on the big game.
Healey relied on small circle to pick SJC nominees
The other three members were Kate Cook, Healey’s chief of staff and a former top attorney in the Deval Patrick administration; Paige Scott Reed, Healey’s chief legal counsel; and Mary Strother, Northeastern University’s general counsel.
The Ringer
Wait, Is Taylor Swift Actually a ~Good~ Poet?
Northeastern University postdoctoral teaching associate Catherine Fairfield says she firmly views Taylor as “under the big umbrella of poetics,” meaning that she employs poetry techniques and aesthetics in her writing.
Layoffs and closures have roiled the media industry. What will happen to the young people studying journalism?
“There is so much variation and fluctuation in news media these days,” said Meg Heckman, an associate professor of journalism at Northeastern University. “We have to teach our students how to navigate that and how to be flexible and versatile.”
From working with Black Panthers to calling for cease-fire, Barbara Lee stands by her beliefs
On a rainy January day, Rep. Barbara Lee wandered the campus of Mills College pointing out sites from her momentous past. The leafy, seminary-like grounds in Oakland look different from when she attended. To her frustration, even the school’s name has been changed to Northeastern University Oakland.
GBH
As war rages, a Newton-based charity fosters Mideast hope through ‘environmental diplomacy’
Lori Lefkovitz, who directs the Jewish Studies program at Northeastern University, has taken cohorts of students to the Arava Institute for coursework multiple times. “What I love about it for our students is the hope that the Arava Institute represents,” she said.
This ‘legend’ fought Big Tobacco and won. Now, he’s targeting a new ‘public health threat’
40 years ago, Richard Daynard and his colleagues at the Public Health Advocacy Institute took on — and beat — Big Tobacco.
Times of India
This lake that disappeared 130 years ago, is now back!
The arid expanse of California’s San Joaquin Valley, a vital source of the nation’s food supply, was once home to Tulare Lake, which was a massive water body, spanning over 100 miles in length and 30 miles in width. Vivian Underhill, a former postdoctoral research fellow at Northeastern University, highlights the surprising return of the […]
Despite Atmospheric River, California’s Tulare Lake Is Vanishing Again
Although farmers suffered from the lake’s return, there have been some benefits. A recent Northeastern University study found that native wetland birds started returning to the area.
The E.U. Is Pushing Tech Titans to Help Preserve Fair and Free Elections. Can the U.S. Do the Same?
“The European Union has often acted as a regulatory vanguard in the tech sector, setting stringent standards that have a global ripple effect,” says Beth Simone Noveck, a director at the Burnes Center for Social Change at Northeastern University. “Its proactive stance on issues like data privacy, competition, and digital taxation has compelled the U.S. […]
Today
Black Disney princesses are breaking the glass (slipper) ceiling for little kids
Entrepreneurs like Brown and Ottley play an important role in a world where Black children are often starved of positive media role models, according to Patricia Davis, a critical/cultural studies scholar at Northeastern University.
El Pais
México supera por primera vez a China como principal exportador de EE UU desde 2002
“La relocalización definitivamente está cambiando al comercio”, dijo Nada Sanders, profesora de administración de cadenas de suministro en la Universidad del Noroeste (Northeastern University) en Boston, EE UU.