Kamusta! My name is Dea Chincuanco and my professional background is in negotiations and business development in international maritime trade and supply chain – this involves mobilizing large heavy industry e […]

The Class of 1898 Prizes are given to students with high scholarly ability and a wide range of intellectual interests.

Adam Lipson (E21) has achieved a stellar scholastic record thanks to his i […]

Eid Mubarak!

Beginning at sundown this Wednesday, (May 12) is one of the most joyous holidays in the Islamic calendar, Eid al-Fitr! Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Islamic holy month of […]

The Cowdery Memorial Scholarship recognizes outstanding academic achievement and personal qualities of leadership and high principle.

A force for good on and off-campus, Sharif Hamidi (A21) aspires to a ca […]

Video: Banded Brothers | Series 1 Episode 1 | BBC

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Editors note:

It’s important that we all check for ticks and remove them from o […]

Tufts
University leadership recently approved a policy
requiring that faculty and staff provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination, request
a medical or religious accommodation, or formally decline vaccination […]

Registration is now open for the fourth meeting of Hirsh’s Anti-Racist Reading Group. This next session will occur on Friday, May 21st from 12pm to 1pm EST. We are excited to announce the reading for our fourth s […]

Senior Economist at the World Bank Håvard Halland has co-authored a paper titled “The Fiscal Implications of the Low Carbon Transition” with co-authors Assia Elgouacem, Enrico Botta, and Gurtegh Singh as a part […]

Havard Halland of the OECD Development Center and SovereigNet Research Affiliate Adam D. Dixon of Maastricht University in conjunction with co-authors Soh Young In, Ashby Monk, and Rajiv Sharma have published a […]

Read Research Affiliate Adam D. Dixon’s latest collaboration with authors Ilias Alami and Emma Mawdsley entitled “State Capitalism and the New Global Development Regime” published by Antipode, a Wiley journal. […]

Namespaces

Problem:

// A.h
class foo { … };
// B.h
class foo { … };
// use.cpp
#include “A.h”
#include “B.h” // Clash of class definitions!

Solution:

// A.h
namespace A { // Global scoping
cla […]

RTHU in flight. PC: Michael Janke.

The smell of spring permeates the air as the grass begins to poke through the sodden dirt and buds emerge from the tips of the trees.  Concurrent with the change of […]

Senior Paul Lutkus is presenting his work on developing a generative neural network that can create images for liquid argon time projection chamber experiments.

His work can be found on the workshop […]

By Katelyn Malvese, Lola Nedic, & Sarah Scharlin Ben-Hamoo

“Resilience in Development”, CSHD 67, taught by Professor Ann Easterbrooks highlights the capacity of individuals and families to thrive in the […]

Robin Huntley and David Sobel

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Editor’s Note:

Fear of nature is a powerful cause explaining why so many children today are being prevented from fully connecting to the natural w […]

Sustainability CoordinatorUniversity of MissouriColombia, MOPosition open until filled

Garden CoordinatorUniversity of the PacificStockton, CAApplication deadline: May 10, 2021

Energy and Sustainability […]