Congratulations on your match, Class of 2022!  We can’t wait to celebrate with you tomorrow (in person!) on Match Day and learn where you’re headed!

For those of you not in the know, Match Day is an an […]

Assistant Director of Sustainabilityand Environmental Studies Program CoordinatorColgate UniversityWilliamstown, MAApplication deadline: open until filled

PLAN InternshipsPost-Landfill Action […]

The JFK Library: A Man and His ChildrenIt’s an image etched into our national consciousness as Americans, perhaps from before we even know its context: that of a toddler John F. Kennedy, Jr. saluting his father’s casket. It […]

Interview By Carie Cardamone, Associate Director CELT 

This spring we are running a series on creative assessments faculty are running in their courses.  This interview with Professor Sara Johnson explores r […]

By Ellen Brennan, Emma Jane Joyce and Saoirse O’Connor

ESG Investment Analyst, NTMA / Sustainability Lead NTMA / Head of Irish Portfolio Monitoring, ISIF

You mentioned the gender strategy o […]

By James D. Boys

For over a year now, executive power in the United States has rested with Joe Biden. What can be gleaned from his first year in office regarding US foreign policy? Despite the joy many felt […]

Study carrel feeling lonely? Assignments got you down? Why not make a little buddy to help cheer you up? That’s right, Hirsh’s favorite pom pom critters are back for two days only! Stop by the Library Ser […]

Caring as Research, Researching with CareGAIA PhD candidate Dipali Anumol has written a piece published in the journal Comparative Political Theory. The article, titled “Caring as […]

I just got back home from my first academic conference as a PhD student. I absolutely love conferences and I had a really wonderful time attending talks and meeting all kinds of people. I wanted to share some of […]

Stories from Migrants and Refugees

In this issue
of Fresh FINDings, we are excited to share our newest report titled Racism and Displacement: Stories from Migrants
and Refugees as well as Volume II of our […]

Karkhana Samuha Expands Playful Engineering-based Learning to 2,000 Schoolchildren Across Nepal Collaborating with Tufts University, educational non-profit Karkhana Samuha has received funding from the LEGO Foundation Playful […]

The Contested Legal Legacy of the Isabella Stewart Gardner MuseumIf you live in Boston, you’ve probably visited the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, a beloved local museum that preserves the impressive art collection of philanthropist and s […]

Mark your calendar now for the return of the Tufts Food Systems Symposium on Friday, April 8 from 1-3 pm. More details will be added here as they’re confirmed.

Given the continued uncertainty about COVID […]

Our spring School Affiliation Week starts this Sunday, March 6th.  In past years we’ve scattered our days among an entire month, but given the way life is lately, we decided it would be best to have it […]

By Alex Avaneszadeh, MALD 2023 Candidate, The Fletcher School

On March 3, 2022, The Russia and Eurasia Program at the Fletcher School, in collaboration with the Fletcher Initiative on Law and Diplomacy (RLD), […]