Trump Warns Pregnant Women to Avoid Tylenol “From a scientific and health perspective, this is a really damaging perspective to take this early because we don’t have any evidence supporting this link that would suggest a cause,” said Laurel Gabard-Durnam, a scientist who studies brain development at Northeastern University.
Lost Women Of Science Opening Doors to Computer Science Carla Brodley, founder of the Center for Inclusive Computing at Northeastern University, explains how to make computer science education more accessible to everyone.
Map Shows Retirement Towns Facing Biggest Population Declines Across US A prior report from Northeastern University found that some states, such as Arizona, had up to 70 percent of high-aging communities without sufficient services tailored to seniors.
Jimmy Kimmel is returning. Here’s why he should just go solo. Jill Abramson, a former executive editor of The New York Times, teaches journalism at Northeastern University and is a contributing Globe Opinion writer.
Marketplace What happens when you bring digital ads into brick-and-mortar stores? ”What goes right at the checkout counter, where you’re waiting and you can impulsively grab something? Very often, that’s held by manufacturers, by brands,” said Koen Pauwels, a professor of marketing at Northeastern University.
WGBH Local colleges targeted amid growing campus culture wars Dan Kennedy, a journalism professor at Northeastern University, said records laws are being “weaponized,” not to foster debate but to intimidate professors and foreign students. For institutions, he said, the demands can seem never-ending.
What Does It Mean to Recognize Palestinian Statehood? Like all legal questions, “interpretation matters,” said Zinaida Miller, a professor of law and international affairs at Northeastern University. The criteria for recognizing a Palestinian state have been met at a basic level, many experts on international law say.
Boston.com How did the Red Sox ‘B’ become a symbol of Boston’s identity? Andrew Butler, a lecturer at Northeastern University in marketing, says you can measure a brand’s influence by how often people are willing to ink it on their skin. “Think how many times you’ve seen the Boston ‘B’ mark tattooed on somebody,” he said. It’s everywhere.
Over Half of Gen Z Wants To Quit Their Job Paula Caligiuri, professor of international business at Northeastern University, toldNewsweek:“[Gen Z] know jobs are temporary, so they treat them that way. They don’t buy the old myths of ‘stick it out’ or “do your time” in exchange for career rewards.
The ‘Cancel Disney’ Movement Grew Powerful — And It Shows Why Protests Work For a boycott to be successful, a targeted company needs to notice the boycott’s reputational and financial damage, said Koen Pauwels, a professor of marketing at Northeastern University.
WCVB TV Kimmel suspension draws backlash, comedians warn of chilling effect “It’s almost immaterial what [Kimmel] said,” said First Amendment expert Dan Kennedy, “It did seem to me that he was being more insulting to President Trump than he was of Charlie Kirk, so there really shouldn’t have been any sensitivities raised. The president is supposed to be able to take speech like this.”
CBS News Amid confusion over federal vaccine recommendations, states become laboratories of public health Public health law has long tilted toward the states. “If there was a public health issue, we’d say it’s for the states,” Wendy Parmet of Northeastern University explained.
