News

Can cities and nature coexist? Amy Mueller, a professor and researcher at Northeastern, knows they can. And she’s putting in the work to make it happen.

The new Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub was introduced at the Egan Research center on April 20. A panel of speakers guided a conversation about the state of climate justice and what steps still need to be taken.

As temperatures warm and atmospheric CO2 levels rise, what can we expect for those of us who suffer from spring pollen allergies?

Joan Fitzgerald, a professor of urban and public policy at Northeastern, is leading the Boston Climate Progress Report. It’s a project commissioned by The Boston Foundation in collaboration with the Green Ribbon Commission designed to evaluate Boston’s climate action and the many factors that affect it.

Sheila Puffer and David Myers are the co-chairs of the D’Amore McKim School of Business Sustainability Committee, a group of faculty and staff who volunteer their time to make the business school more sustainable.

A group of Northeastern students are working toward that first-level arboretum certification for Kevin W. Fitzgerald Park, a 5.5-acre slice of greenspace in the Mission Hill neighborhood that Northeastern has had a hand in maintaining for years.

Join us for a discussion about a number of pressing climate justice issues.

Northeastern Lab for Inclusive Entrepreneurship offers fellowships for small business owners to take micro-credential or digital-badge courses at Northeastern University.  Apply today to utilize these cost free training and mentoring services!

Facilities manager Mark Boulter explains how Northeastern is able to make campus as safe as possible while battling unpredictable winter storms.