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When they were just 12 years old, Northeastern students Seema and Suraj Korumilli founded a nonprofit aimed at promoting literacy through the creation of libraries…
Vipond, DMSB’16, is a global citizen and a budding entrepreneur, a guitar player in a tight-knit band and a member of Northeastern’s Huntington 100. Here,…
Some 2,800 new students were officially welcomed into the Northeastern community on Tuesday at the President’s Convocation, where they were encouraged to take advantage of…
In May, some 30 Northeastern students began the Social Enterprise Institute’s monthlong field study program to Cuba and the Dominican Republic. In June, they returned…
Three leaders in gender equality and literacy education in the developing world discussed the value of giving back during a panel discussion on Wednesday evening…
John Wood discussed his journey from corporate America to founding Room to Read, which has built thousands of libraries and schools in the developing world,…
On a Dialogue of Civilizations program in South Africa this summer, students worked closely with local entrepreneurs to deliver sustainable and socially responsible solutions for…
Emma Rubbins-Breen, a third-year international affairs major, whetted her appetite for social entrepreneurship while on a co-op in Paraguay.
Through co-op with a business incubator in Cape Town, two Northeastern students helped transform social enterprises devastated by a long history of poverty and racism.
Northeastern University business student, moved by working with orphans in South Africa, is on 4,000-mile trek to raise money for HIV/AIDS relief in Rwanda…
