bridge to calculus

He adapted to life with low vision. Now he wants to make it easier for others.

Incoming freshman Christopher Suplice has Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy, a condition that has left him mostly blind. The experience has motivated him to use computer science to create technology for people with visual impairments, like himself.

by Kaitlyn Budion July 21, 2020

He knows the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe

As mathematics professor Valerio Toledano Laredo will tell you, symmetry is more complicated than you might think. But the theory that underlies it might make the world a little more simple to understand.

by Aria Bracci September 13, 2019

They came for the calculus. They stayed for the competition.

Northeastern hosted more than 100 high school students on its Boston campus Tuesday for Calculus Field Day, where the students competed in teams to solve challenging calculus problems and advance their knowledge of and passion for mathematics.

by Greg St. Martin April 9, 2019

Northeastern program preps Boston teens for calculus

For six weeks this summer, some 120 students from Boston Public Schools made an early morning trek from across the city to Northeastern’s campus, where they engaged in a math enrichment program designed to prepare them for calculus courses in high school.

by Greg St. Martin August 11, 2015

He adapted to life with low vision. Now he wants to make it easier for others.

He knows the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe

They came for the calculus. They stayed for the competition.

Northeastern program preps Boston teens for calculus

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