This past summer I worked for Ken Turino of Historic New England and Tufts University(Exhibition Planning and Historic House Museums). Having been in remote school for a year at this time, I was prepared to […]

By Dr. Holly A. Ritchie with support from Julie Zollmann

This briefing note aims to offer deeper insights into the experience of the Covid-19 pandemic in urban refugee communities in Kenya over […]

InternwalkBostonBoston, MA/Remote workPosition posted October 7, 2021

Student Energy FellowshipStudent EnergyRemote workApplication deadline: October 25, 2021

InternClimable, Inc and Synapse Energy […]

Treat Options for Dogs and Cats Without Unbalancing Their Diet We’ve discussed how many treats your pet can receive per day and a few human foods that are healthy or harmful for your pet, but I’ve seen a few […]

One of my classes, “Philosophies” with Dr. Powell, had me write my first book report since high school this week and given that I have been too busy to write anything else I figured I would share that. I am proud […]

by Loey, Tufts Civic Semester Participant

On the 16th and 17th of October, we had the absolute privilege of spending our entire days learning from the founding and contributing members of an […]

By Kenza Ben Azouz, Jeremiah Gaitlin, Ingrid Magalhaes, Jayshree Venkatesan, and Kim Wilson

Located
between Libya and Algeria, the small nation of Tunisia has played a key role in
shaping the migration […]

Strange news coming out of Hirsh Library lately. Today we bring you a report of a wild creature sighted wandering the stacks. It has been over a year since we received reports of this kind, but our Library […]

Nico and Amin recently published their work on magnetotactic bacterial transport in porous flows in Nature Communications. Read the full article here and the accompanying Tufts Engineering News article here!

SovereigNET Research Affiliate Adam Dixon along with Imogen T. Liu published an article, “Legitimating State Capital: The Global Financial Professions and the Transnationalization of Chinese Sovereign Wealth […]

From NGO CSTIP:

NGO Committee to Stop Trafficking in Persons (CSTIP) is committed to the prevention and eradication of human trafficking (HT) in all its forms through advocacy and education. While the […]

I have chosen Tufts twice now. The first time was for a Masters in CS and, to be entirely honest, it was a choice of convenience. I had been working as a software engineer in the Boston area for 6 years at that […]

By Allison Choi, illustrations by Kirsten Malsam

Forward: Anthropomorphizing to explain nature need not, indeed should not, be limited to explaining nonhuman animals. Even the elusive chemistry in evaporative […]

In celebration of 15 years of publishing, the Tufts Historical Review has upgraded its website! This new website features a more comprehensive overview of our submissions criteria and process, an archive of past […]

I spent the past week with family. On the last day of my youngest sister and my mom’s visit to Boston, we journeyed out to Concord to spend the afternoon at Orchard House — the home where Louisa May Alcott […]

Review by Leah Harrigan

There’s certainly something special about the works of Eric Carle (1929-2021), the American author and illustrator who left a legacy of more than 70 children’s books celebrated wor […]

By W. George Scarlett

 In E.B. White’s classic children’s book, Charlotte’s Webb1, Charlotte, the spider, becomes the kind and smart friend of Wilbur, the pig. Charlotte saves Wilbur from the usual de […]