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Skateboards made from recyclables

Skateboards made from recyclables

February 12, 2015
As plastic pollution continues to plague the oceans, the Bureo Skateboard Company is using innovative strategies to clean up the world’s waters.
Engagement officer chosen

Engagement officer chosen

February 12, 2015
With the beginning of the spring semester, Northeastern announced the appointment of Laura Wankel as the first Chief Integrated Student Engagement Officer. This new position is meant to facilitate a new<echo education model through focusing on students.
NU hosts women's journal

NU hosts women’s journal

February 12, 2015
The world’s leading academic women’s journal, Signs: Journal of Women in Cul­ture and Society, has found a new home at Northeastern under editor-in-chief Suzanna Walters,a professor of soci­ology and the director of Northeastern’s women’s, gender and sex­u­ality studies pro­gram.
iChip technology combats bacteria

iChip technology combats bacteria

February 12, 2015
Antibiotics have shaped modern medicine, and two Northeastern professors have unearthed a new bacteria that may produce a powerful antibiotic.
Art minor offered abroad in summer

Art minor offered abroad in summer

February 5, 2015
Whether students are earning a degree in sociology or engineering, a new summer-long program called Studio Art or Art Minor, History and Culture in Ireland offers a chance for them to express their artistic side and earn a minor in art.
Campaign funds research, awareness

Campaign funds research, awareness

February 5, 2015
For 50 million Americans suffering from an autoimmune disease, day-to-day life can be a struggle in and of itself, but Northeastern senior Lilly Stairs turned that hardship into an opportunity to help others.
Engineering program honored

Engineering program honored

February 5, 2015
The National Academy of Engineering (NAE) recently recognized Simon Pitts, a professor of practice in engineering leadership and the director of the Gordon Institute of Engineering Leadership, and Michael Silevitch, a professor of electrical and computer engineering and a Robert D. Black distinguished professor, for their role and influence within Northeastern’s Gordon Engineering Leadership Program (GEL).
Conference unites gamers

Conference unites gamers

January 28, 2015
Susan Gold, professor of the practice of game design at Northeastern, founded Global Game Jam (GGJ) in 2009 after returning from a game conference in Sweden. The 48-hour event welcomes students and professionals interested in game design in over 520 locations in 78 countries to create video games in the limited time available.
Meditation startup relaxes users

Meditation startup relaxes users

January 28, 2015
Lars King, a third-year entrepreneurship and marketing major, is helping people ring in the New Year with less stress, improved memory and increased happiness.
Fit NU hosts group workouts

Fit NU hosts group workouts

January 28, 2015
While many students flock to Marino to get in a workout, a new club is bringing students to sites around campus and the city to sweat it out.
Women’s hockey comes from behind to win 5-2

Women’s hockey comes from behind to win 5-2

January 28, 2015
The Northeastern women’s hockey team traveled up to Orono, Maine this weekend, where they split decisions with the University of Maine Black Bears.
Professor's research focuses on activating social networks

Professor’s research focuses on activating social networks

January 22, 2015
To Brooke Foucault Welles, assistant professor of communication studies, social media is more than keeping in touch with friends.