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Envisioning an Inclusive Future: Student Voices on AI & the Workforce
Students reflect on a campus-hosted panel discussion with California State Senator Dave Cortese focused on the impact of AI on the Silicon Valley workforce.
Read MoreWhy Jussara Barbosa Does Everything Wholeheartedly
The 2025 graduate in Project Management takes every opportunity to build new skills and connections.
Read MoreFind Your Pack: A New Husky’s Guide to Student Interest Groups
Check out this guide to the many groups available to join on campus, as well as how to start your own.
Read MoreCareer Symposium on campus kicks off the year with professional goals
The 2025 career symposium encouraged students to think strategically about their plans for engaging professionally at each stage of their graduate program.
Read MoreThe grad school experience that made Preeti Jain feel complete
“After leading a team of product managers, I wanted to add a layer of structure and science to what I’d learned on the job. I also wanted to grow my people skills and take on larger projects,” Jain said.
Read MoreCan computer vision help us send better texts? These student researchers think so
“If the camera could analyze your emotion, and the person you’re talking to can analyze your sentence, taken together maybe people could communicate better," said Qinhao Zhang.
Read MoreStudents reimagine nurse education using immersive tech: “AI-powered training can fill critical gaps”
“I truly believe that AI-powered training can fill critical gaps in traditional nurse education, making training more comprehensive, realistic, and accessible,” Xiong said.
Read MoreShreevidhya Shambanna on choosing to ask, at Amazon and beyond
At her Amazon internship, Shreevidhya pushed past her trepidation to ask her colleagues for help when she needed it. “I got that learning experience that I really wanted,” she said.
Read MoreThe Class of 2025 graduates into a moment of change and opportunity
Keynote speaker Rama Akkiraju: “Make learning a daily habit. Read broadly. Explore fearlessly. Lean into topics that stretch your thinking, especially those outside your comfort zone."
Read MoreHow Kewal Gokuldas Brought XR Development to Northeastern in Silicon Valley
Building a student club takes time and patience; but the results are incredibly rewarding. Some advice from the founder of a successful group.
Read MoreStudent researchers win award by following their curiosity to Dinic’s algorithm
"That's the best part about these projects – having someone to share your thoughts with, who will be excited about the same things as you,” Chen said.
Read MoreHimalaya Dua’s 2nd place NVIDIA hackathon win with a last-minute team
Adaptability was key when Himalaya found himself on his own during an NVIDIA hackathon. The story of how he went on to secure a top place with a last minute series of adjustments.
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