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Here’s how an American craft beer fanatic became a brewer in London

Todd Matteson, a Northeastern graduate, has been brewing and selling craft beer in the United Kingdom for four years. It was an outcome he didn’t envision.

by Ian Thomsen February 19, 2019

OurPath helped him find his path

Northeastern student Alek Piekarski connected with graduate John Sirisuth on LinkedIn. Soon thereafter, they were working together for a health startup in London.

by Khalida Sarwari January 30, 2019

Student’s research fuels debate in British Parliament

Catherine Mahan spent a semester in London working for Baroness Jennie Jones of Moulsecoomb—the only green party politician in the House of Lords—during which her research made its way onto the House floor for debate and into the British press.

by Molly Callahan June 12, 2017

Northeastern swimmer earns two gold medals at Paralympics

Kelley Becherer won her first two gold-medal races over the weekend in London, and has two more to come next weekend.

by News@Northeastern September 4, 2012

3Qs: The business of the Olympics

Rosanna Garcia, an associate professor of marketing who has attended the summer Olympics since 1984, explains how the Games have changed over the last two decades.

by Casey Bayer August 16, 2012

A global perspective on emerging industries

On co-op in London, Northeastern student Elisabeth Fiumara gets an inside look at the cybersecurity and renewable energy industries.

by Greg St. Martin June 13, 2012

3Qs: Preventing protests from turning violent

Riots erupted in London and throughout England earlier this month, exposing a broad discontent among Britain’s disadvantaged youth. We spoke with Gordana Rabrenovic, associate professor of sociology and education, and the associate director of the Brudnick Center on Violence and Conflict, to discuss what caused the riots and why the young people in Britain turned to violence.

by Greg St. Martin August 12, 2011

3Qs: Olympics logo: double meaning or just bad design?

Art and design lecturer John Kane discusses reaction to the 2012 Olympics logo, which the Iranian government claims spells out the word "Zion."

by News@Northeastern March 4, 2011