Is Iraq Worse than Vietnam? Some thought on Ross Douthat’s latest assessment. By Daniel W. Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher […]

Research on Emerging Technologies for Teaching and Learning Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) is excited to share one of our research projects, “Integrating Artificial I […]

Eddy Elementary School is a grades 3-5 elementary school in Brewster, MA on Cape Cod, part of the Nauset Regional School District. We are looking for a permanent 1.0 FTE school psychologist to join our staff […]

Empow Studios teaches kids 7-15 years old in STEM in classes after school and weekend, and in camps during the summer throughout the Greater Boston area. Our topics include coding, robotics, video game design, […]

April 1 is upon us, readers! By this point you’re surely aware that this is our last application deadline of the year, and for those of you planning to submit, this final call is nothing more than a tip o’ the cap […]

By: Esma Abib

Jordan has witnessed an influx of refugees and immigrant settlements from different African groups. According to the UNHCR, there are currently 3,000 Sudanese and 2,000 Somali refugees living […]

By: Karim Al Haffar

I had the opportunity to travel to Jordan to conduct interviews with experts in the field of political science. One particular day stood out to me as we interviewed Professor Jalal Al […]

By: Magali Ortiz

After a week of researching street art in Amman, my eyes are constantly on the lookout for graffiti and murals. So when our group embarks on a road trip to Wadi Rum and Petra, it’s i […]

By: Miles Guerin

In Jordan, the majority of university students are women. Though
despite educational attainment, Jordan has one of the lowest employment rates
for women; not just in the region, but in the […]

By: Sage Spalter

Morocco sits in a unique position with immense geographical significance at the intersection of several important regions. The country is a part of the greater Middle East and North Africa […]

By: Grace Spalding-Fecher

Sitting in the Rabat Salé airport at 3:30 am I blearily think back over our 6 packed days in Morocco. The days flew by filled with interviews, sightseeing, exploring new […]

By Sofia Ladak

Today is our second full day in Jordan, which means that we are finally slipping into the rhythm of the city of Amman. We have all felt incredibly well received in this country, and are very […]

The Hitachi Center is pleased to co-host this semester’s Fletcher Reads the Newspaper, which convenes a group of interdisciplinary Fletcher experts – our faculty, students, and alumni – to debate a current news […]

By: Carolina Hidalgo-McCabe

When I tell people what I’m researching here in Jordan there’s always some element of shock. In the US, people wondered how pigeons could be so important to fly halfway acr […]

The Intergenerational Literacy Program (ILP), a program of the Chelsea Public Schools, provides instruction to adults, out-of-school youth, and families. The program offers courses in English for Speakers of […]

The Hirsh Health Sciences Library has specific resources to guide students to success in their careers post-graduation. From writing their resumes to starting their own private practice, the Business & Careers […]

Somerville Public Schools

Diversity Recruitment Fair

April 1, 2023

9:00 am – 11:00 am

*This is a virtual event*

We are a district committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion for our […]

Pavel Luzin explains why Russia has announced the deployment of its tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus

By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar at The Fletcher S […]

Applications for the 2023 – 2024 academic year are now open! Preferred application deadline: April 2, 2023. We may accept rolling applications after that date. Please read the information below before ap […]