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.
Are you curious about what it’s like to build or navigate a meaningful career in the nonprofit world? Join fellow Mills College and Northeastern alumni for an engaging panel discussion featuring accomplished alumni who are making an impact across the sector.
Our panelists will share firsthand insights, career advice, and emerging trends shaping the nonprofit landscape today. Whether you’re exploring nonprofit work or looking to grow in your current role, this conversation will offer valuable insights and inspiration.
This program is co-hosted by the Alumni Relations Offices at Mills College and Northeastern University.
Are you looking to start the new year with a career change, a job search, clarifying your direction, considering graduate school, or completing other career goals? Get a jump on your resolution with Maureen Harrington, MPA’96, recruiter and owner of MH Talent Solutions, and Michele Rapp, associate director of alumni career strategy at Northeastern, who will answer your questions in this informal Zoom meeting. Join anytime and stay as long as you’d like.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping creative industries, including animation, game development, music, design, and storytelling, by changing how ideas are imagined, developed, and shared. This webinar explores AI not as a replacement for human creativity but as a collaborator that transforms artistic workflows, redefines authorship, and challenges our understanding of originality and craft. Moving between theory and practice, we will examine how AI tools are being used across creative disciplines, from motion generation and generative design to sound and visual composition, while considering the ethical, cultural, and educational implications of this rapidly evolving landscape.
Northeastern University Seattle invites you to the Master’s Students Research & Project Showcase. Join alumni, industry leaders, students, and friends for an evening of celebrating achievements for our students.
Whether you’re dealing with a recent layoff, pivoting to a new industry, or positioning yourself for that next big opportunity, this event is a chance to get answers to your job search questions regarding job search tactics, networking, resume optimization, interview prep, and more. We’ll also discuss the opportunities that can come with the holiday season, reflect on what you’ve learned this year and areas of focus for 2026.
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.
Dr. Rivera Vega is a Professor of English at the University of Puerto Rico, specializing in Diasporic Puerto Rican Literature, Contemporary U.S. Latinx writing, and Caribbean migration narratives, and Women’s Studies.
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Hosted by the Islamic Society of Northeastern University
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Please RSVP by emailing [email protected]
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The First-Gen Awards Ceremony is a key part of the Center for Intercultural Engagement (CIE) and the First-Generation, Undocumented, and Low-Income (FUNL) Network’s First-Gen Week, an annual week of signature programming celebrating and resourcing Northeastern community members who are the first in their families to attend college or university in the United States.
The LSCC offers weekly “Hora del Café” meetups during the Fall and Spring semesters. This is a time when all Northeastern community members interested in practicing and learning Spanish can come together for informal conversations in Spanish while enjoying coffee and snacks. All levels welcome! Registration for this event is through Alumni Relation’s Homecoming.
For decades, women’s health has been underfunded, under-researched, and misunderstood, and these gaps are costing us dearly—in quality of life, career advancement, and economic potential. Far from being niche, it’s an untapped economic engine with extraordinary returns. We have the knowledge, the urgency, and the momentum from recent healthcare innovations to make transformative progress.
The Northeastern Figure Skating Club is hosting our annual holiday show on Thursday. Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Matthews Arena. Join us to celebrate the holidays and watch our skaters perform their hard work.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Gather with Mills and Northeastern alums for a presentation by chocolatier and Xocolate Bar founder Malena Lopez-Maggi, Mills ’13, MBA ’15. Learn about Lopez-Maggi’s journey since 2006 into the craft and business of chocolate making, including her recent expansion to this Rockridge location. Her gorgeously decorated bon bons are one reason her chocolate shop has been voted one of the top 10 nationwide by USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Awards.
Take this opportunity to network with local alums. Attendees will go home with a bag of treats!
Whether you’re dealing with a recent layoff, pivoting to a new industry, or positioning yourself for that next big opportunity, Michele Rapp, Associate Director of Alumni Career Strategy will tackle your real-time questions on job search tactics, networking, resume optimization, interview prep, and more. Comewith your questions and leave with answers!
We all represent different corners of this campus — but how often do those corners actually meet? The goal is simple: get to know someone new, learn from them, and walk away with a reason to collaborate, support, or just root for each other.
The Mayor’s Brunch is intended to strengthen Husky community and school spirit by bringing together Northeastern’s most driven student leaders across athletics, cultural organizations, Greek life, performing arts, pre-professional clubs, and more. You play an important role in centering authentic relationship-building in our community.
The Mayor of Huntington Avenue, Sam Iannone, DMSB’27, is elected annually as the most spirited student at Northeastern. The Mayor connects current students together to foster community and tradition.
Brunch will be served.
Gather back together for a year-end celebration with your fellow Northeastern alumni at this year’s Cape Cod Community Fall Luncheon! To continue this special speaker series and in addition to the delicious food, there will be an appearance from Dean Gregory Abowd of the College of Engineering.
During this luncheon, Dean Abowd will welcome members of the Cape Cod community before providing updates and making remarks on the future of the College of Engineering, while celebrating its success in the last academic year.
Alumni part of Northeastern University Civil Engineering Alumni Organization (NUCEAO), Join us for our annual Fall Mixer at Cheeky Monkey in Boston. Back by popular demand, we are returning to Fenway for food, drinks and friendly games of pool and ping pong! We cannot wait to see you there!
Are you applying to lots of jobs with little response? Feeling stuck in your search or unsure where to focus your energy? Join us to discover new strategies that will achieve better results. Michele Rapp, Associate Director of Alumni Career Strategy at Northeastern, will discuss strategic networking, understanding applicant tracking systems (ATS), improving your resume and branding using AI, making the most of LinkedIn, interview tips and staying motivated.