Bring the whole family for a fall day at Honey Pot Hill Orchards in Stow, Massachusetts, one of New England’s premier apple-picking destinations since 1926. Surrounded by beautiful fall foliage, this event is the perfect chance for Huskies of all ages to make new memories together.
This year’s enhanced program features three specialized tracks—Neurodiversity at Work, Neurodiversity in Higher Education, and General Interest—designed to facilitate knowledge sharing and strategic development.
Join our host John Ellersick E’87, Founder and President of Next Rung Technology, to connect with fellow Huskies at Greentown Labs. Take a tour of the prototype lab, reconnect with classmates, and meet others in the field.
As generative AI continues to reshape how information is created, shared, and applied, educators across pK–12, higher education, and the workplace are asking an important question: what remains uniquely human in education? This event will explore how artificial intelligence is changing—not replacing—the role of educators, learning leaders, and institutions.
This year’s lecture features Prof. John Martinis of UC Santa Barbara and Qolab, who will be speaking on Prehistoric quantum bits: experiments testing the fundamental physics of superconducting quantum devices.
Remember your graduate school journey—the growth, the challenges, the breakthroughs? Current students are navigating that same path right now, and your insights could make all the difference. Catch up with former classmates and meet current students at the Graduate Biotech & Bioinformatics Association (GBBA) Alumni Mixer!
Join the Catholic community at Northeastern for our annual alumni Mass. Meet young people alive in their faith and see how the Catholic Center is a home away from home where students encounter Christ.
Meetup at Chinatown Lunar New Year Lion Dance Parade
Hosted by the Dominican Student Association
It’s that time of year again! Join us to boost the Huskies for another strong showing at the 73rd annual Beanpot tournament! Plan to attend our pre-game festivities with your fellow Huskies, followed by some college hockey. Don’tmiss out on the opportunity to celebrate one of the Boston community’s most spirited traditions.
Come see Alex Edelman in conversation with Dr. Charles Steinberg about his path from Brookline to Broadway!
The School of Journalism at Northeastern University’s College of Arts, Media and Design invites you to the annual Jack Thomas Lecture Series featuring a conversation with Nancy Barnes, Editor of The Boston Globe moderated by Jonathan Kaufman, Director and Professor of the School of Journalism. The lecture is a complement to the Tom Winship Scholar program in the School of Journalism, which provides support for first-generation, local Boston, and underrepresented students to ensure newsrooms reflect the communities they serve.
The Center for International Affairs and World Cultures runs a book launch series for new faculty books that make a ground-breaking contribution to the study of international relations. Through this series, we aim to showcase thought-provoking narratives, cultural exploration, and intellectual exchange focused on the themes of international cooperation, mutual understanding, and empathy in solving major global challenges. Stay connected with us for updates on upcoming events and featured books.