NU@Noon

NU@Noon provides a broad range of educational and intellectual activities for retired, semi-retired, and other members of the Northeastern community.

This series offers alumni and friends the chance to learn and embrace the knowledge of the university’s award-winning faculty, community leaders, and industry specialists. In addition to speaker presentations, we offer Education On the Road trips to various locations.

Registration is now open for Fall 2023 programs, including:

  • October 12: Tour of EXP
  • October 18: Game-changing Alzheimer’s Research with Dr. Nikolai Slavov
  • October 25: Charles River Tour by Boat
  • November 1: Maintaining Physical Health Through the Years with Dr. Winston Kennedy
  • November 8: “The Secret Gate: A true story of courage and sacrifice during the collapse of Afghanistan” featuring Sam Aronson, CSSH ’12
  • November 17: Seth Harris on Worker Organizing and Strikes: What’s next after Hot Labor Summer?

Please reach out to Gina Regonini with any questions.

Previous NU@Noon Programs

Spring 2023

NU@Noon | No Peace With Hitler – Why Churchill Chose to Fight WWII Alone Rather Than Negotiate with Germany with alumnus, Alan Saltman

Join lawyer and alumnus Alan Saltman as he discusses his new book that explains why Churchill chose to fight World War II alone rather than negotiate a peace treaty with Germany in 1940.

Spring 2023

NU@Noon | Massachusetts State House

Guided tour of the Massachusetts State House delving into the history, daily operations, and architectural background of the building. Lunch in Boston to follow.

Spring 2023

NU@Noon | The Mills College Art Museum at Northeastern University

Mills College Art Museum at Northeastern University is a forum for contemporary art and presents exhibitions from a variety of artists to encourage reflection upon our culture.