Tufts Museum Studies at the Boston AthenaeumEarlier this month, several Tufts Museum Studies students made their way downtown to check out the Boston Athenaeum! Established in 1807, the Boston Athenaeum is both a library and a […]

Faculty and others across all four schools of Tufts University (Arts, Sciences and Engineering; the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine; the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy; and the School of […]

Spring is busting out all over…and so are opportunities to learn!  Workshops@Hirsh are designed to help your research skills blossom, so please join us for a workshop (or two or three) this […]

By John Cerone, Visiting Professor of International Law, The Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy at Tufts University

Several media outlets have recently reported allegations of war crimes being committed in […]

On Friday March 18 we launched a latex high altitude helium filled balloon from Troy NY and recovered it in Weston MA, a flight of 225 kilometers (139 miles). The balloon reached an altitude of greater than […]

Gregory Crane

The study of Greco-Roman culture can exert a purposeful and transformative role in Europe’s development of a more just multinational and multiethnic society. This is a topic about which I have t […]

Tufts CEEO Tech & Play team have been working with Mr. Tom Tomas’ class at the Little Singer Community School on Navajo Nation. The collaboration was documented in the following video produced by PEBL project […]

Decarbonization Project ManagerTufts UniversityMedford, MAApplication deadline: open until filled

Sustainability CoordinatorEndicott CollegeBeverly, MAApplication deadline: open until filled

Assistant […]

By Martha Pott

“Where
were you in camp?” I was standing next to my friend, Hiroshi (David) Yamamoto, who
had just been introduced to someone who was also Japanese American. They
weren’t talking about summe […]

Gregory CraneTufts UniversityMarch 25Gregory.Crane@tufts.edu

Tufts University will offer two different sections of introductory Ancient Greek in fall 2022, each of which takes a complementary approach. Both […]

Disbanding Docent Programs – the Art Institute of Chicago Faces BacklashReflecting to the trends of current museum practices, institutions are determined to be more inclusive and diverse across their staff members and the communities they serve. Having […]