Join us to celebrate the class of 2025. Find info, watch the web stream and read about the student and faculty award winners of 2025.
For most, El Niño conjures fear. For some, it inspires art.
The exhibit’s physicalized representations of natural science concepts are attracting professors to use them in the classroom, and teaching students about El Niño’s hidden effects.
October 14, 2026
Jesse Hinson to appear in Huntington Theatre production
Jesse Hinson, Teaching Professor and Undergraduate Coordinator in the Department of Theatre, will be performing in Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird
October 8, 2026
CAMD team gets $900k NSF grant to transform healthcare training
Faculty across several colleges are joining forces to build a virtual reality environment powered by artificial intelligence, where students can practice conversations with simulated patients.
October 8, 2026
Listening with our Ears / the Sounding Chinatown project
From November 18-20, 2026, the semantic matter lab will lead the the second instance of their Sounding Chinatown project based on Professor Dietmar Offenhuber‘s collaboration with sound artist Sam Auinger.
October 5, 2026
Recent CAMD Alumna Jordan Gilardi presents work at IEEE VIS 2026
Recent CAMD Alumna Jordan Gilardi presents work at IEEE VIS 2026 Arts Program
October 5, 2026
Jose Menendez to present work at Letrástica Festival in Mexico
Assistant Professor Jose Menendez (Art + Design and Architecture), will present his project Grafica Latina and the work of the Buena Grafica Social Studio at the Letrástica Festival in Guadalajara, Mexico.
October 5, 2026
Meet Hillary Chute: Unlocking the Power of Graphic Narrative
Meet Hillary Chute, Distinguished Professor of English with a joint appointment in CAMD’s Art + Design department. Professor Chute explores the power and potential of graphic narrative.
October 2, 2026
CTM Scholar Spotlight: Dana Bullister
For this edition of the Scholar Spotlight series, CTM Communications Research Assistant Jackson Diianni spoke with Ph.D. student Dana Bullister about the issues that have driven her career in public policy and data.
October 2, 2026
Using theater and psychology to support Bay Area homeless youth
While the arts alone cannot solve homelessness, Northeastern student Rachel Oppong said they provide a place for people to be seen as more than their circumstances.
October 2, 2026
Institute for Cognitive and Brain Health awarded an NIH Grant
Psyche Loui and Northeastern's Institute for Cognitive and Brain Health were awarded an NIH grant to work with Purdue University on music-based interventions for aphasia.
October 1, 2026
Skye Bronfenbrenner brings expertise to Norwegian National Opera
Congratulations to Sky Bronfenbrenner, Associate Teaching Professor of Theatre at the New York City Campus! Bronfenbrener will serve as fight/intimacy/movement director at the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet.
September 30, 2026
From studying musical theater to the big screen
Paulina Reyes, a 21-year-old musical theater student at Northeastern University – New York City, has a main role in an upcoming feature film.
September 30, 2026