As Denfeng "Jackie" Jiang navigated his master's coursework, he still found time to co-manage a mochi donut bakery with his wife, PeiPei. Now, as they leap to Seattle for Jiang's new job with Amazon, the family isn't done baking. Read more on their story: https://bit.ly/4f2336e

"That we hosted the conference was not random," says Ildar Akhmetov, who co-organized WCCCE 2026. "There's growing recognition of Northeastern Vancouver, not just as a regional campus, but as an important regional player." Read more: https://bit.ly/4w1RG56

Saiph Savage wants tech innovations to uplift workers, not crowd them out. Now, along with co-authors Pam Cerdeira and Liliana Savage, she's published a book showing gig workers how to turn AI's gains into their own gains. Read more: https://bit.ly/4w8KcxA

Backed by lessons learned at Khoury College, Northeastern's Center for Inclusive Computing is helping CS colleges nationwide to diversify their degree offerings, integrate with other fields, and enable true beginners to thrive. Read more: https://bit.ly/43AMBor

A AI-powered trigger detector, a personalizable learning tool, and an injury recovery platform took home honors at Hack Health, a student-led hackathon in which sponsoring startups influenced competitors' projects. Read more: https://bit.ly/4ooj7U7

Fueled by personal inspiration and Verizon's newest technologies, Khoury students designed, built, and pitched tools for Northeastern's newest competition. The winning teams aren't done yet. See how they're just getting started: https://bit.ly/4v3ptLi

During her time at Khoury College, Dipti Kulkarni devoted herself to improving Maine's environment, animal shelters, and public transit use. “It's good stress relief,"she says,"to do things I'm passionate about and help somebody in the process." Read more: http://bit.ly/3RRHjCe

Rural educators and students often lack the same access to tech that their urban counterparts have. As AI infuses our world, Shira Michel and Mahsan Nourani are examining its promise and its challenges in these often-overlooked communities. Read more: https://bit.ly/4fdRoDf

Between a lack of expertise, stretched-thin resources, and compliance concerns, City of Oakland employees have some trepidation about adopting AI. Their neighborhood computer science college is lending a hand. Read more: https://bit.ly/4nWXSZu

In a series of clinics, Khoury undergraduates taught attendees to use AI to meet their business needs and streamline their workdays, and absorbed some business know-how for themselves along the way. Read more: https://bit.ly/4dTxwTG

In early 2025, Noah Weinstein and Isaac Levine got to work building an AI-powered assistant to help real estate agents filter for serious applicants. Just over a year later, their effort paid off when their company was acquired. Read more: https://bit.ly/42Y72eB

From co-ops and community building to research and service, Khoury students have paved distinctly impactful paths during their time at Northeastern. Last month, the university recognized them for it. Read more: https://bit.ly/49HQbjW

See also the short Opinion by Biswas and Venkatesaramani where they share how they are adapting their teaching methods to ensure that students are still motivated to engage in "productive struggle" despite the ready availability of generative AI tools www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

Whether for working co-ops far and wide or strengthening community close to home, Khoury College's students have made their mark. Per annual tradition, ten were recognized this spring for their achievements. Read more: https://bit.ly/4uP2MtI

Khoury College's newest, youngest researchers are making their voices heard, turning their passions and projects into full-blown investigations of the technology that dominates our world. Read more: https://bit.ly/4nxcLl5

They hail from hometowns across the world. They studied in every corner of North America. And now, diplomas in hand, Khoury College's newest graduates ponder the next step in their global journeys. Read more: https://bit.ly/42rzFAE

“Lots of open-source apps exist, but they aren’t easy to host yourself," Ben Senescu says. “The vision is to have an app store where you can have open-source free versions of every software.” Read more on how Khoury alum Ben brought this vision to life: https://bit.ly/4nnDY9J

"The project has strong potential to grow into a go-to hub for the community," says lab advisor Neda Changizi. "The AI-driven matching system could become increasingly powerful as the user base scales." Read more on the future of alumni networking: https://bit.ly/4tbIWaI

At the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston's Seaport District, the message to graduates was both straightforward and layered: "Technology is driving a period of blinding change. Now it's your turn to take the wheel." Read more on Commencement 2026: https://bit.ly/4tgevR4

My first real trip back from surgery and I’m so thankful that I got to celebrate these fantastic students - our first @khourycollege.bsky.social grads in Miami. We’ll miss their care, resilience, and leadership, but look forward to what they’ll do next!

My @khourycollege.bsky.social colleagues at @northeasternu.bsky.social (Vancouver) did an amazing job organizing the Western Canada Conference on Computing Education 2026 #WCCCE2026.

Amid speculation about the effect of AI on tech employment, some companies aren't scaling back their employment. Instead, they're putting AI in the hands of their young talent to unleash unprecedented productivity. Read more: https://bit.ly/48rF9id

Building AI Skills for Today’s Changing Workplace Lino Coria Mendoza | Associate Teaching Professor, @khourycollege.bsky.social April 27 | 4–5 p.m. PT connect.northeastern.edu/portal/grad_...

Thank you to everyone who contributed to #NUGIVINGDAY yesterday. We won the challenge of the colleges which unlocked a donation to our Dean's Fund!

Check out these #NUGIVINGDAY Leaderboard Stats 🥇: givingday.northeastern.edu/s/leaderboar...

it's #NUGivingDay where we raise money to support our students and research. Every dollar helps! Donate here: givingday.northeastern.edu/s/khoury-col...

I was on CBS Sunday Morning today! They cut most of what we talked about, but kept a good few choice quotes. And no I don’t own a yacht… https://youtu.be/mIOA3nQclOM

When ADs pop up on your phone for products after you've happened to mention them, is it an indication that advertisers are eavesdropping on you? Professor David Choffnes answers this question on CBS Morning: https://bit.ly/3OCJnNd

As Khoury College's faculty and student researchers descend on Barcelona this week, they're asking how technology — particularly AI — can fulfill users' needs, enhance their abilities, and amplify their humanity. Read more: https://bit.ly/4miAO6t

With history being made today on Artemis II, we wanted to remind you that you can co-op at NASA: www.khoury.northeastern.edu/be-it-comput...

“Video is such a big part of how people experience the world now,” says Lana Do, a member of the YouDescribe research team. “Blind and low-vision people deserve access to that world, too.” Read more: https://bit.ly/3PV4DxW

For #TDOV I'd like to remind you that most offers of visibility given to trans people are designed to be traps. That's not to say you shouldn't pursue visibility, but be aware that the opportunities for it are literally designed to expose you to harm. Go in armed with that knowledge wp.me/p2O4Fr-fJ

I won the 2026 @khourycollege.bsky.social Faculty BPC Award! For outstanding contributions to broadening participation in computing #computerscience #highereducation linocoria.com/home/f/i-won...

From Oakland to Boston to the world's largest software company, Ben Meyer has honed his formula for professional success — software classes, hackathons, and interview prep on the one hand, determination and luck on the other. Read more about Ben's story: https://bit.ly/416oY5O

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