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Students and faculty filled the space with a more intentional and sobering theme: raising money and the importance of cancer research.

Northeastern University celebrated National Bike Month with an engaging event hosted by the Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub, promoting sustainable commuting options, providing resources for bikers, and fostering a community of faculty and staff cyclists through the Bike Month Challenge.

Using advanced modeling and data from the building, the Facilities team was able to optimize ISEC’s energy systems and get the building to meet its designed energy efficiency targets.

As the clock ticks down to a September opening, the finishing touches are being added to EXP—Northeastern University’s new eight-story, 357,000-square-foot facility that will further the horizons of science, engineering, teaching and creating.

Aiming to foster an urban habitat for diverse wildlife, Northeastern University’s latest efforts buzz around their new additions: a thriving beehive and unique bee hotels, collectively marking the Boston campus as an officially recognized urban bee haven.

From undergraduate to master’s and from London to Seattle, students across Northeastern’s Global campus celebrated Earth Month throughout April. Students engaged with sustainability in their classes, with student clubs and through university events.  

Sparking vital dialogue on the climate crisis, Northeastern’s London campus hosted a diverse conference aimed at shedding fresh perspectives and actionable ideas on transitioning from pervasive fossil fuels to sustainable energy.

The publication examines the way that Environmental Justice is communicated from the federal government, which is primarily in a damage centered approach. Three major pitfalls of the damaged centered approach are reification, obfuscation and discretization.

Fitzgerald Park in Mission Hill is close to becoming a level I arboretum, thanks to the help of Northeastern students and staff.