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The wheels on this bus go round and round, but only some make you go

Northeastern law graduate Seema Brodie co-owns BikeBus, a company that brings cycling classes to the open road. We tried out a class and can say with certainty that biking the Pike is made easier with a little motivation and some pump-up jams.

by Emily Arntsen September 11, 2018

Smart bike pedals toward accident prevention

A team of mechanical engineering capstone students has created an interactive system that alerts bicyclists to nearby objects and intersections and encourages safer biking habits.

by Angela Herring January 7, 2014

Research in the Rockies

Fourth-year student Clint Valentine is an avid outdoorsman. Over the summer, he gathered valuable data in the Colorado Rockies to help researchers make management and conservation decisions.

by Jordana Torres October 23, 2013

Roadmap to a sustainable transportation system

Stephanie Pollack, associate director of Northeastern’s Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy, on Monday outlined a new framework for building a more equitable and sustainable transportation system in Greater Boston.

by Greg St. Martin November 21, 2012

3Qs: Lance Armstrong and the ethics of sport

Ronald Sandler, associate professor of philosophy and director of the university’s Ethics Institute, examines the doping allegations against the cyclist and why the case has resonated so strongly with the public.

by Matt Collette October 23, 2012

The wheels on this bus go round and round, but only some make you go

Smart bike pedals toward accident prevention

Research in the Rockies

Roadmap to a sustainable transportation system

3Qs: Lance Armstrong and the ethics of sport

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