Indra K. Nooyi fielded questions from Joseph E. Aoun, president of Northeastern, in a livestream organized by the university’s Women Who Empower diversity and entrepreneurship initiative.
Amid The Pandemic, She Found A Window Of Opportunity–In Her Basement
Vallabhi Singh graduated from Northeastern with a degree in finance and entrepreneurship. She started her own company earlier this year, Creatives Around the World, a digital medium through which she wants to tell the stories of the people behind creative...
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leaves Behind An Unmatched Legacy. How Might Her Death Shape The 2020 Election And Beyond?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be memorialized as an iconic figure who faced and overcame discrimination in her personal life to make history as the second woman to ever serve on the Supreme Court.
Meet Diane MacGillivray In Her Boston Garden
Diane MacGillivray, senior vice president for university advancement at Northeastern, finds peace in a community garden within walking distance of campus.
Meet Northeastern’s New Chief of Human Resources
Michele Grazulis will serve as the university’s vice president and chief human resources officer.
We Want To Make Sure Kids Are Getting Health Education
Northeastern student Arunika Makam is the co-president of the Northeastern chapter of Peer Health Exchange, a national non-profit organization that focuses on helping people of high-school age make healthy choices.
Here’s How Students Are Supporting Speech Language Pathologists On The Front Lines Of Covid-19
Sierra Still, a graduate student of speech-language pathology at Northeastern, raised $1,280 in donations, and used the money to create nine care packages, which she sent out to speech language pathologists in the Greater Boston area.
She Wants To Restore The Public’s Confidence In Science
Vyshnavi Karra is a doctoral student in chemical engineering who has just published a book that examines the intersection of science and government and how that relationship has evolved over the years.
Education (And Lady Gaga) Helped Her Pave Her Path Forward. Now She Wants To Give Others The Same Opportunity.
Makaila Cerrone, who recently graduated with degrees in political science and psychology, will start at MissionSafe, a Boston-based nonprofit organization, in August to work to prepare Black and Hispanic children for high school and college.
How One Restaurateur Is Surviving The Pandemic
Using a combination of family recipes and those she has developed and refined over the years herself, Zareren Khan churned out meals for weddings, business lunches, and large corporate events before opening her eponymous restaurants in the Northern California cities...