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01/27/16 - BOSTON, MA. - Students fill the Curry Student Center at Northeastern on Jan. 27, 2016. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

NUterm enables students to customize their learning experience

Now in its second year, the program runs concurrent with the Summer 1 half-semester and enables rising sophomores to earn up to eight course credits in just six to eight weeks. Registration is now open.

by Jason Kornwitz April 13, 2016

01/02/15 - BOSTON, MA. - Morning sun shines on the new East Village dormitory at Northeastern University on January 2, 2015. Staff Photo: Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Student housing reaches new heights

As Northeastern prepares for the arrival of thousands of students back to campus for the fall semester, the university will house more students than ever before.

by Greg St. Martin August 20, 2015

When poor communication leads to crisis

Poor communication can be a source of crisis for any organization, but sports organizations are especially vulnerable because of their visibility, says Alan Zaremba, associate professor and associate dean for undergraduate programs in the College of Arts, Media and Design.

by Joe O'Connell June 18, 2015

06/08/15 - BOSTON, MA. - Dr. Christo Wilson, Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Science, discussed Measuring and Understanding Personalization of Web Services, as a part of the Minds over Matters: NUterm Faculty Speaker Series held in the Raytheon Amphitheater at Northeastern University on June 8, 2015. Staff Photo: Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Take 5: The impact of Web personalization

Google's short-term memory and travel websites overcharging shoppers are just two of the things we learned from assistant professor Christo Wilson's lecture on Web personalization.

by Jason Kornwitz June 10, 2015

When curiosity leads to improved bikes, boogie boards, and Batsuits

For Northeastern associate vice provost for curriculum Katherine Ziemer, questions like “why” and “what if” are the ultimate catalysts for solving problems and making discoveries. To answer those questions, she turns to the smallest unit of matter: the atom.

by Joe O'Connell June 5, 2015

Northeastern launches new faculty speaker series

The “Minds over Matters: NUterm Faculty Speaker Series” features weekly presentations from top faculty scholars who discuss their research and examine timely topics of global importance.

by Greg St. Martin May 18, 2015