Former head of Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, Christina Romer, points to Economics Professor Scott Sumner's policy theory and logic on Nominal GDP targeting from his article on nationalaffairs.com.

Executive-in-Residence of Bentley's Center for Women & Business Toni Wolfman praises the appointment of IBM's new female CEO.

Professor of Economics Scott Sumner is credited for popularizing the concept of NGDP targeting which is now being widely embraced in the field of economic strategy.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner's assertion concerning the benefits of Nominal GDP targeting is gaining momentum as an approach that must be considered by the Fed.

Economics Professor Scott Sumner's economic theory about central banks' inflation target is proposed to the Adam Smith Institute, a UK policy institute supporting free market economy.

Associate Professor of Marketing Susan Dobscha was one of three keynote speakers for the third Massachusetts Green Career Conference on Sept. 30.
 

Mark Frydenberg, senior lecturer of Computer Information Systems, offers his experience and insight into the decreasing popularity of LMS platforms like Moodle and Blackboard.

Professor of Sociology Dan Everett is highlighted in a segment discussing statistics and psychology behind suicide on Freakonomics Radio.

In the wake of the British News of the World phone hacking scandal, scam expert and Senior Lecturer of Law, Taxation and Financial Planning Steve Weisman offers his insight on how to protect your identity.