Babysitter Needed [North Cambridge]Details: Five Year Old Boy. Location: North Cambridge, Massachusetts near Alewife Train Station. Days: M – F. May choose either or […]

VOL XVII: SACRIFICE IS PUBLISHED! The Tufts Historical Review is happy to announce that our 17th volume, Sacrifice, is now published digitally and in print! This volume […]

Achieving Durable Peace in Ukraine Featuring Thomas Graham, Michael Kimmage, Monica Duffy Toft, and George Beebe (Toft is the Professor of International Politics and […]

Trump’s threats on Greenland, Gaza, Ukraine and Panama revive old-school US imperialism of dominating other nations by force, after decades of nuclear deterrence By Monica Duffy Toft, Professor of International Politics and Director of the Center for Strategic Studies at the Fletcher […]

Foreign Policy Under Trump 2.0: A Conversation with Senator Chris Coons Featuring Senator Chris Coons, Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at The Fletcher School, and Kelly Sims Gallagher, Dean […]

How Ukraine should deal with Trump, according to Ukrainians By Chris York, featuring Volodymyr Dubovyk, Former Visiting Scholar at the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program Despite a long history […]

Museum Job Round-up: 02/19/2025Welcome to the weekly roundup! We do our best to collect the latest job openings and welcome submissions from the community. For more Continue reading

Excluded From Talks, Bruised By Trump, Zelenskyy Calls For ‘More Truth’ By Mike Eckel, Senior News Correspondent at RFERL and Fletcher Alum With the most consequential talks his country has faced in decades […]

ADM Stav on CNN Laura Coates Live Featuring Retired Admiral James Stavridis, Fletcher Dean Emeritus, and former supreme allied commander of NATO (This post is republished from ADM STAV VIDEOS YouTube Channel.)

Groundwork Somerville Spring Green Team LeaderPaid job opportunity for young adults interested in youth engagement, climate justice, and/or urban agriculture this spring: […]

Why did the United States start negotiations with Russia, and not with Ukraine? Will sanctions be lifted from Russia? And has a new world order arrived? Featuring Mikhail Troitsky, Visiting Scholar at the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program Mikhail Troitsky, a researcher at Harvard […]

MPDE's Annual Educator Diversity Career Fair Register today for the Massachusetts Partnership for Diversity in Education’s Diversity Career Fair: Saturday March 1,  […]

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Babysitting (Medford)We are looking for someone who is able to watch our 6 month old daughter on the following days:- Wednesday 9-2pm- Thursday […]

Will Zelenskyy get a say in the Russia/Ukraine peace talks? Admiral James Stavridis says it is "somewhere in the middle" By Michael Smerconish, featuring Retired Admiral James Stavridis, Fletcher Dean Emeritus, and former supreme allied commander of […]

Trump Is Making Europe Squirm—to Force a Lasting Peace in Ukraine By Peter Rough, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Europe and Eurasia at Hudson Institute and Fletcher Alum Secretary of […]

D28 Bake Sale Fundraiser  The D28 Valentine’s Day Bake Sale was a SWEET success! The D28 class came together to sell homemade treats including Tres Leches Cake, […]

On the Economics, Geopolitics and Technological Challenges of AI By EconoFact featuring Chris Miller, Associate Professor of International History at The Fletcher School Since the release of ChatGPT in […]

Week 6: Out of the Past, Jacques Tourneur While watching Out of the Past, I noticed two main points- a. the heavy use of outdoor settings and b. the inclusion of more non-white Continue reading