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 […]

Written by Anna Cornish (A22)

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 […]

Spotlight: Grad Advisor Jeannie Simms Essay on SMFA Grad Alumn Marla McLeod'sSpotlight: Grad Advisor Jeannie Simms Essay on SMFA Grad Alumn Marla McLeod’s

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 […]

Sustainability Mobility InternBMW (Engineering Department)Mountain View, CAPosition to start August 2021.

Market Research InternshipGRESBAmsterdam, NetherlandsFull-time, 4-6 months.

InternSynapse Energy […]

Should You Be Weighing Your Pet’s Food? ‘How much are you feeding your pet?’ is a common question you’ve likely heard when your dog or cat has a visit to the veterinarian. But how accur […]

Teaching in a Transitional Year 2021-2022 2021-2022 will be a unique year in which you take what you’ve learned during the challenges of last year, and apply it to your classrooms and […]

By Lennon Wolcott PB’15 MFA’17

I’ve spent the last 4 years in graduate art admissions, after completing my MFA (’17) and Post-Bac (’15), I hear a similar story from prospective Master of Fine Arts students […]

Illustrations of Migrant and Refugee Journeys

When we hear or read their stories, we may not fully grasp their details or even their essence. The Journeys Project researchers have interviewed hundreds of […]

The Tufts Office of Sustainability is looking for people with 3-5 years of direct experience in communications and marketing, preferably related to sustainability, to join our office as a dedicated Communications […]

Recent updates to the LWW Health Library include a long list of new editions. Below are just some of these titles that are available to you now. For a complete listing, you can search the LWW Health […]

by Chloé Markovits and Nicholas Dorian

Ask a kid to draw a bee, and they will make it big and fuzzy, with black-and-yellow stripes. But did you know that not all bees look like that? One of the most common […]

A big part of teaching is kvelling about one’s students: sharing pride in their accomplishments. This morning I learned that a paper with seven student co-authors was accepted for publication. Writing the paper […]

Fill in the blanks in terms of the big-theta (��) notation to show the asymptotic running time complexity of each operation. For this question, suppose that the dynamic array is unsorted, and thesingly link […]

Sustainability CoordinatorClemson UniversityClemson, SCPosted two weeks ago

Assistant Director – Energy and Climate Justice ProgramsUniversity of Colorado – BoulderBoulder, COApply by August 16th […]

The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) of Massachusetts is currently accepting applications for their Fall 2021 internship program. All internships will run from September 29th to December […]

Obstacle Avoiding Robot

The robot that doesn’t hit anything!

Arjun

I decided to not alter my robot’s physical design and to keep it as it was originally. I created some code using base code […]