entrepreneurship

He tried to retire at 48. It didn’t stick.

Stephen Lynch’s retirement lasted three weeks. The Northeastern graduate had spent nearly 20 years growing a small energy company into a multimillion dollar business, but he still had more to do.

by Linda Matchan - contributor May 4, 2020

Welcome to the newest class of the Huntington 100!

Chosen from a field of 750 students, this class of the Huntington 100 recognizes students who have excelled in research, co-op, athletics, entrepreneurship, community service, and leadership.

by Irvin Zhang May 3, 2020

Can’t-miss virtual events in April

While the COVID-19 pandemic prevents in-person events, the Northeastern community is finding new ways to stay social Here are a few of the virtual events being held in April.

by Kaitlyn Budion and Irvin Zhang March 31, 2020

This indoor farmer markets sustainability

Northeastern graduate Ahmad Zameli has co-founded an indoor farming company that, he says, can cut down carbon emissions by growing produce where consumers are.

by Irvin Zhang February 14, 2020

The deadline is approaching for the Huntington 100. Get your nominations in.

There’s still time to nominate someone for membership in the Huntington 100, but act now. The deadline for nomination is 11:59 p.m. on Monday, March 9.

by Kaitlyn Budion January 22, 2020

Here’s a twist to an age-old classic: lactose-free chocolate milk

More and more people are changing the way they consume milk, opting for plant-based alternatives. Now, two Northeastern graduates have brought Slate, their brand of lactose-free chocolate milk, onto the shelves of more than 300 grocery stores along the East Coast.

by Irvin Zhang January 7, 2020

They’re not waiting for their boat to come in. They’re rowing it.

Northeastern graduates Jim Dietz and Mark Wilson are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their All-American Rowing Camps. They’ve made a science of bringing out the best in their fellow rowers—and in each other.

by Ian Thomsen October 10, 2019

Can these siblings make suspenders fashionable again?

Northeastern graduates Tyler and Tori Farley have created a line of suspenders that, they say, are playful enough to wear with T-shirts and tasteful enough to wear with tuxedos.

by Irvin Zhang September 13, 2019

To help him get the word out, Jason Yau works with several prominent Hong Kong athletes, including Russell Webb, who plays professional rugby. Photo courtesy of Zyphr

He wants to create ‘the next Nike’ in Hong Kong

Northeastern graduate Jason Yau has created Zyphr, an athletic apparel company based in his hometown of Hong Kong that he hopes can rival the quality of big name brands such as Nike and Adidas, and change the “perception that Hong Kong brands are cheap and low quality.”

by Irvin Zhang July 26, 2019

Want to know what’s happening on the Boston campus? There’s an app for that.

Northeastern students Josh Spicer and Carter Tune developed a one-stop shop for campus events to make it easier for students to join clubs, attend conferences, and cheer on the Huskies on the Boston campus.

by Irvin Zhang July 23, 2019