• FEATURED STORY

    In court and through proposed regulations, Northeastern Law’s Public Health Advocacy Institute argues that when it comes to sports betting, the public health stakes are too high.

  • Northeastern Law’s First-Generation Law Association provides community and support for first-gen students, faculty and staff.

  • Northeastern Law’s Community Business Clinic provides students with transactional experience while simultaneously meeting the needs of underserved entrepreneurs and start-ups.

Departments

  • Co-op Matters

    As a student in the FlexJD program, a hybrid, part-time program created to meet the needs of working professionals, Shea Nugent ’26 has a full-time job as a legislative aid to Massachusetts State Representative Pete Capano and a part-time co-op with State Senator Brendan Crighton.

  • On the House

    Green Pro Bono, founded by Nancy Reiner ’84, takes the lead in bringing together lawyers and environmental change makers.

  • Adjourn

    Senator Maggie Hassan ’85 on sustaining democracy.

Spotlight

  • Professor Patricia Williams has penned her sixth book. Anna Deavere Smith says, “With The Miracle of the Black Leg, Williams opens another treasure chest of breathtaking historical and contemporary detail.”

  • When Richard Burns ’83 stepped down in 2009 after 22 years as executive director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York, he knew one thing: although he loved the work, its relentless nature was not something he wanted to repeat. Then he did just that. Again and again.

  • While many businesses rely on customers staring down at random ads on their phones, Nicole Bluefort ’10 set her sights higher.