Enjoy dinner before heading to the Boston Pops for Roots of Jazz, featuring Branford Marsalis, saxophone. Ticket includes dinner and Pops ticket. Ticket cost- $99
Plimoth Patuxet Museums brings to life the history of Plymouth Colony and the Indigenous homeland. Join us for this New England favorite! “Eat like a pilgrim” lunch served on site.
Assistant professor of physics and bioengineering Bryan Spring will share with us how they are using light to power a therapy against cancer cells, using lasers to spot and target chemo-resistant cancer cells and boost a patient’s immune system.
Enjoy spring on campus as we tour Northeastern’s own arboretum! Hear from Steve Schneider, the university’s chief arborist, as he guides us through this unique campus attraction. Lunch is provided at the Alumni Center after the tour.
Visit the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum to learn about the legacy of President Kennedy and his deep connection to Cape Cod. Lunch provided after museum visit at Alberto’s, located across the street from the museum. We look forward to touring with you!
Complimentary gentle stretching has many benefits- experience them firsthand with a 30-minute virtual demonstration led by Dr. Maureen Watkins, assistant clinical professor in the Department of Physical Therapy. Stretch along with us and enjoy! Zoom link to be provided in advance of the event.
Start the holiday season with the Boston Holiday Pops, celebrating 50 years at Symphony Hall! Enjoy some holiday cheer with you and your families through a special NU@Noon package inclusive of tickets, parking, and a pre-concert dessert reception.
SAG-AFTRA, UAW, and many other strikes … workers are organizing, taking collective action, and striking. Learn more about why there has been an increase in organizing and strikes and its effects on our economy.
In the summer of 2021, Sam Aronson, SSH ’12, a young State Department official, volunteered to join the skeleton team of remaining diplomats in Afghanistan, tasked with processing more than 120,000 Afghan civilians clamoring to be evacuated from Kabul’s airport.
As chaos at the gates increased, Sam eventually discovered “Glory Gate,” a secret entrance used by CIA, the army’s Delta Force, and other undercover groups. Sam knew he could independently rescue families by covertly guiding them from a gas station, through a market, and across a four lane road where he’d bring them to safety — his career and life increasingly at risk as the clock was ticking.
Hear Sam’s incredible true story firsthand, which is now the subject of bestselling book “The Secret Gate: A True Story of Courage and Sacrifice During the Collapse of Afghanistan” by Mitchell Zuckoff.
Our bodies are made to move- sometimes that can be more difficult as we get older. Hear from Dr. Winston Kennedy, Assistant Professor in Physical Therapy about ways to stay physically healthy through the years.