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A rising tide lifts emerging water innovations
Water may not be the first that springs to mind when thinking about the next big arena for innovation in America. For much of the country, water is a commonplace part of life, easily accessible from...
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Poiger named new College of Social Sciences and Humanities dean
Northeastern University Provost Stephen W. Director has announced the appointment of Uta G. Poiger as dean of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, effective July 1, 2013. An accomplished...
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Faculty Senate supports new innovation graduate degree
The Faculty Senate on Wednesday passed a resolution in favor of establishing a new Master of Science in Innovation degree in the D’Amore-McKim School of Business. The degree program will now go before...
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‘Huntington 100’ students honored for their achievements
Northeastern’s newest “Huntington 100,” a group of extraordinary students selected for their impressive achievements and impact both on campus and around the world, was honored last week at a reception...
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The lab whiz
Ellie Shin was determined to find a co-op working in a wet lab on campus. She enrolled at Northeastern as a history major but took science courses during her freshman year, setting her sights on a...
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Marine science student wins Hollings Scholarship
Benjamin Moran, S’18, a marine biology major, has been awarded the Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The scholarship supports students interested in...
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Undergraduate Lab Fair opens windows into worlds of research
When Andrew Tu, E’20, arrived at Northeastern last fall, he did not expect to be towing a buoy that stood 7.5 feet tall and 12 inches in diameter by hand into the ocean come summer. But that world—a...
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This slithering shape-shifter searches for water on the moon
The ouroboros—the ancient symbol of a snake swallowing its own tail—generally represents infinity and the natural, endless cycles of the universe. But for members of Northeastern’s Students for the...
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