Forbes India Company crises make managers’ families suffer and what to do about it Indeed, a recent study conducted by researchers from Northeastern University, the University of Berne, and EDHEC Business School in France showed how the troubles related to company performance can impact managers’ level of stress and even spill over to their family life.
STEM Is Overrated When universities can broaden “their reach to become engines of lifelong learning,” Northeastern University President Joseph E. Aoun has argued, they will also “robot proof” education.
Why it’s back to the future in the Democratic presidential race “The Democrats are split on the one hand racially and on the other hand in class terms,” says Northeastern University political scientist William Mayer, an expert on the presidential primary process. “And those have been persistent differences all the way through, you could even go back to 1972.”
Ottawa Citizen Will CCTV cameras in the ByWard Market help curb violent crime? Hardly The meta-analysis is by Brandon Welsh, a professor of criminology at Northeastern University in Boston, and David Farrington of Cambridge University, publishing in a journal called Criminology and Public Policy.
Medium Uber has troves of data on how people navigate cities. Urban planners have begged, pleaded, and gone to court for access. Will they ever get it? The experiment by Northeastern University computer science researchers Le Chen, Christo Wilson, and Alan Mislove aimed to make the pricing algorithms slightly less opaque.
U.S. News & World Report How International Students Can Practice English Many U.S. universities, like Northeastern University in Boston and Georgetown University in the District of Columbia, offer new international students mentors or student ambassadors.
CNET News YouTube promised to halt comments on kids videos already. It hasn’t “Whatever they do, it’s never going to be perfect,” said Christo Wilson, a professor of computer science at Northeastern University.
U.S. News & World Report How Colleges Help Students Gear Up for Jobs Northeastern University in Boston, Drexel University in Philadelphia and Purdue University in Indiana are among those that also offer co-ops.
US mass shooters exploited gaps, errors in background checks Most mass shooters in the U.S. acquired the weapons they used legally because there was nothing in their backgrounds to disqualify them, according to James Alan Fox, a criminologist with Northeastern University who has studied mass shootings for decades.
Impeach Trump? House Democrats face delicate choice as lawmakers, but not public, push for action “I think the hearings largely serve a political purpose, keeping this issue at the forefront of the public’s mind heading into the fall and the campaign season,” said Daniel Medwed, who followed the Mueller inquiry as a professor of criminal law and procedure at Northeastern University.
For Health Workers Struggling With Addiction, Why Are Treatment Options Limited? “It’s the peak of hypocrisy and absurdity,” Beletsky, a professor of law at Northeastern University tells NPR.
Is Weed for Fun or Medicine? The Government Might Finally Decide “A medical model implies a very discrete product with specific doses, and it would be very tightly controlled,” said Leo Beletsky, a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.