By: Izzy Martinez

This is Izzy Martinez with Tufts Women in International Relations (WIIR). A little bit more about me: I am a rising senior majoring in International Relations with a concentration in […]

This Week in Wellness

ASDA Newsletter team did an amazing job highlighting leadership at TUSDM, such as:Cherish Chinatown with Venus TranDistrict 1 Trustee with Tareina RogersASDA National President with Shafa NathaniA conversation […]

Volunteer effort creates a video library to boost children’s literacy

Nickeisha Louis-Elias, D23, Arika Neal-Branch, D24, Ashley Makala, D23, and Amber Courtney, D23, from the Tufts chapter of the Student N […]

Sean and Rana attend SynBioBeta (May 23-25)!Sean won a departmental scholarship to cover his costs and Rana received funds from SynBioBeta to attend the meeting!links to tweets: 1, 2

Trevor and Sean graduate! […]

The “Fighting Falcon” is the Swiss Army knife of the air. Russia has nothing to compete with it, and Putin has run out of ways to escalate in response.

By Fletcher Dean Emeritus James Stavridis, former supr […]

By: Liani Astacio

The morning was a day of a lot of prep. I continued to read articles and parts of books I brought on my topic to prepare myself to ask the right questions for my upcoming interview. My […]

Western sanctions are meant to prevent Russia from supplying its military from abroad, but sensitive electronics are still getting through. Reporters traced several of these supply chains through Kazakhstan — a […]

By Emiliano Polo, Fletcher Alum

“Appeasement in itself may be good or bad according to the circumstances. Appeasement from weakness and fear is alike futile and fatal. Appeasement from strength is m […]

By Tara Sonenshine, Professor of Public Diplomacy at The Fletcher School

Loud explosions rock the evening sky. Streaks of light appear like comets. Missiles rain down. Below, people scramble for cover. The […]

Pioneers Baccalaureate School, located in Nablus, Palestine, was founded under the auspices of the Future Pioneers Society, a non-profit organization created in 2005 by a group of Palestinian businessmen, […]

By: Audrey Jaramillo

Today, during my visit to Bogota, I had the incredible opportunity to conduct an interview with Gabriel Ortiz van Meerbeke, the author of the article titled “Graffiti takes its own […]

By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School

The massive Russian missile attacks against Ukraine in recent days together with evidence of the increasing efficiency […]

You’ve got first year down, M26s, and it’s just about that time to settle into a study strategy for Step 1. We’ve got review books, of course—just library things—but you can also access question banks and pract […]

The US has a new friend in the Mediterranean that could help it isolate Russia, but not everybody in NATO is happy about it By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security In April, the […]

Congratulations Class of 2023! All of us at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library applaud your hard-earned accomplishments and we wish you the best in your future endeavors! We look forward hearing about all the […]

Commencement is this weekend, a big annual shebang that sees the entire university mobilized for the festivities. We’re of course focused on the Fletcher-centric part of the day, but it really is a Tufts-wide […]

Stoneham Public Schools has two openings for school psychologists next year, high school and elementary level. Please review the job postings for more detailed information, and you can email Emily Teager at […]

The Refugees in Towns Project at the Henry J. Leir Institute for Migration & Human Security presented its 3rd annual convening on April 14, 2023. The Race and Migration Symposium draws on RiT’s ongoing research w […]