Legal Complications and Outcomes of the EU-Turkey Statement by Margaux Garcia (MALD ’22) Click to read: Legal Complications and Outcomes of the EU-Turkey Statement by Margaux Garcia Margaux […]

Legal Complications and Outcomes of the EU-Turkey Statement by Margaux Garcia (MALD ’22) in collaboration with Professor John Cerone Aim:   The goal of this project was to compile an overview of […]

A Case Study of the Financial Health of Sub-Saharan Migrants: Main Challenges and Strategies in Navigating their Journeys in Tunisia By Ingrid Magalhaes (MALD ’22), in collaboration with Fletcher’s Journeys Project and Professor Kim Wilson What are some of the main […]

The Tufts Office of Sustainability is currently hiring for multiple internship positions. Applications for all positions will be considered on a rolling basis until September 7th at 12:00am. Apply sooner for […]

Anti-Corruption in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings by Rosemary Ventura (MALD ’22) in collaboration with Fletcher’s Program on Corruption, Justice, and Legitimacy Note: For the purposes of […]

The Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development (IARYD), in partnership with Thanda, a youth-serving non-profit organization working in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa, has been awarded a three-year, $1 […]

Examining the Islamic Law of War as a Pre-Westphalian International Humanitarian Law By Neiha Lasharie (MALD ’21) Click to Read: Examining the Islamic Law of War as a Pre-Westphalian International Humanitarian Law by Neiha […]

Now that the school year is starting, our website is one of your best tools for navigating the library space and resources. On our website, you can get any of your burning questions answered: How do the printers […]

Examining Emirati Foreign Policy Influence in the Horn of AfricaWorking Group: Kyrre Berland, Chris Brew, Delia BurnsAdvised by Professor Alex de Waal Part One: Somalia Introduction  This pap […]

We Teach Humans, Not Content: Stepping off the Hamster Wheel By Dana Grossman Leeman, Senior Associate Director, CELT  & Annie Soisson, Director of CELT In the spring of 2021, during the pandemic, I […]

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Last week, The City of Medford announced it would be launching a citywide Adopt-a-Drain program. Participants can now sign up to care for a storm drain near their home or work and […]

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Reflections on a Nearly-Complete Summer PracticumAt this time of year, many Tufts Museum Studies students are wrapping up their summer practicums. And while most of us have had to adapt to working from home due to the ongoing […]

Have We Been Transformed and How? As we enter a new academic year, it seems like a perfect time to reflect on the ways in which faculty have transformed their thinking and […]

…and we’re back! Physically in the library that is, which also means we can get back to adding print books to the collection. It has been too long since our last new books update. We have lots of catching up […]