Graduation 2021
The College honors master’s and doctoral graduates, citing ‘ingenuity and resilience’ with ceremonies that emphasize service, perseverance and experiential learning.
The Pandemic Made the CPS Class of 2021 Double Down and Remain Focused
The pandemic was remembered at the College of Professional Studies’ master’s degree graduation ceremony on Friday as a unifying force that bred a kind of resilience and flexibility that allowed students to bend, but not break, under the pressure of a global health crisis.
“I Know He Would be So Proud” – Scholarship Donors Connect with Students
Learn more about undergraduate scholarships at the College of Professional Studies and view photos and video from the 2021 annual reception event.
Data Analyst Trey Williams Values the Firm Foundation Built at Northeastern
Intention, persistence, and perspective. These are some of the themes that rise to the surface when talking with 29-year-old Trey Williams about his Northeastern experience. But looking back, he will be the first to admit that this level of maturity took time to develop. Trey graduated from New Mission High School in Boston’s Mission Hill […]
Phil McTigue, a Marine Who Spent Time in Afghanistan Cracking Down on the Taliban, Wonders about the Friends Left Behind
Phil received a Master of Arts in Homeland Security from the College of Professional Studies in 2019.
How Getting Involved and Leadership Roles in Student and Campus Organizations Led to the Right Graduate School Fit
Danzel Jones graduated in May 2021 with a Master of Professional Studies degree in Digital Media with a concentration in Digital Video. While in graduate school, Danzel was President of the Graduate Student of Color Collective. He is the Graduate Program and Events Assistant at the John D. O’Bryant African American Institute assisting with existing and new programming initiatives as well as the operations of the Center.
The Ongoing Journey of Rachel Deleveaux to her Doctor of Education Degree and Beyond
Going the Distance as an Outlier
Wide-Ranging Research Wins Recognition at RISE Awards
From the halls of public high schools to the heights of Machu Picchu, CPS students aim to effect change
What Happens When You Launch Students’ Interests Into the World?
Chris Unger, a Teaching Professor in the Graduate School of Education, discusses Northeastern's Summer BASH (July 20) with the CAPS Network.
Webinar Replay: The Emergence of eSports at the Collegiate and Professional Levels
This webinar replay delves into the eSports world and how it has emerged into a multibillion-dollar industry. Our presenters discussed the growth of eSports as a competitive sport at the collegiate level and opportunities for those interested as a participant and in a career in eSports field. The event was facilitated by Northeastern’s Robert Prior, […]