After several stints working in healthcare settings, Naomi Rajput, a pre-med student at Northeastern, created CareWallet, a digital health solution that connects patients with providers—and connects providers with the health information of their patients.

Project Horizon, Northeastern’s satellite club, plans to launch a satellite built with cost-effective components within the next year.

Muskaan “Mukki” Gill is developing a noninvasive device to predict seizures, inspired by her brother who suffers from Dravet syndrome.

Thanks to trailblazing organizations like the IDEA student-led venture accelerator, Northeastern clinched second place at the 2024 Triple E Awards.

Grads Jaison Patel and Joshua Baum's startup Tubender wins $5,000 from the Alpha Fund for their portable tube-bending prototype.

Kojo Addaquay talks on his co-op experience, techniques for self-discipline when learning skills, and his predictions for global fintech!

Discover how Northeastern students launched Phytabar, a seaweed protein bar that combines sustainability with nutrition.

Ali Singer, a 2012 graduate of the College of Arts, Media and Design, was a second-year student at Northeastern when her friend took her to a yoga class. Throughout that class, she felt the benefits of the practice—beyond just the physical ones.

The university will have special programs throughout the week, including a hackathon and a conversation with fashion icon Stuart Weitzman.

Slate Milk closed a $10.5 million funding round that will fuel a national distribution push and support a new product launch in coming weeks.

The start-up company Alia is helping small businesses through a loyalty program that connects customers to each store's backstory and goals.

The Women’s Interdisciplinary Society of Entrepreneurship will hold its annual Summit event on March 18 at the ISEC building in Boston.

For me, the best part of Northeastern University Miami day with the Miami Marlins and loanDepot park was the Company Showcase (bit.ly/3Q8UhYT). These founders,…

A team of student engineers and designers are developing a doorbell that can alert DeafBlind people using a Bluetooth connected wristband.

Among the young awardees is Hannah Ung, who turned a marketing class assignment at Northeastern into Boxy, a startup enabling college students to rent out storage space in private homes for their belongings—like an Airbnb for their furniture, clothes and other personal effects.

The accolade was only the latest success for Mosaic, which has grown to 11 organizations and has spawned countless student ventures.

The ever-growing popularity of the eco-friendly, plant-based snacks has turned a granola startup brand into marketable merchandise.

This second-year entrepreneur’s plant-based snack company took the $2,500 top prize in last year’s Husky Startup Challenge.

IDEA, Northeastern’s student-run business accelerator, connects members of the university community with the resources they need.

When it comes to Northeastern’s entrepreneurship ecosystem, IDEA CEO Neel Desai has seen it all. “The most successful ventures keep the impact and the problem they’re solving at the core of what they do,” he says. “The business is merely a means to an end, a way to scale that impact.” Check out our entire conversation with Desai here.

Northeastern on Tuesday night received a prestigious award recognizing the university’s strong culture of entrepreneurship, which includes innovative academic programs, experiential learning, and student-led organizations that help young entrepreneurs launch and grow their own businesses. Northeastern was honored with the Entrepreneurial University Award at the Deshpande Symposium for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Higher Education.

Turning an idea into a business takes a lot of work and strategic planning—both of which the Husky Startup Challenge program can help foster. The first step, though, is signing up, and applications close at midnight tonight.

Here are some facts and figures about Northeastern’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, powered by students.