By Amanda Borquaye, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

“Our phones and power banks are more important for our journey than anything, even more important than food.” – Wael, a Syrian refugee

I […]

Imposter Syndrome? Sounds Like a "You" Problem. Naming a phenomenon helps us talk about it. As graduate students, many of us have heard of “imposter syndrome”: the psychological term use […]

By Emily H. Carroll

I don’t believe in the concept of a bad child.  As a therapeutic mentor, I met children who set fires, physically and emotionally harmed others, ran away, and struggled with honesty, an […]

In honor of Patriots’ Day here in Massachusetts (a holiday about the Battles of Lexington and Concord in the Revolutionary War, not the football team like I thought when I was a child), Hirsh Health Sciences […]

The first art competition organized by the GSC in collaboration with SMFA Joins us to celebrate the 3 winners Friday April 16th at 4:50 pm on Zoom: https://tufts.zoom.us/j/6597132259

Words Matter in Our Work Against Racism As instructors, it is essential to look for and confront our own racism and examine our pedagogical choices. We have to understand that our […]

by: Dr. Patrick J. Schena, SovereigNET, The Fletcher School, Tufts University; Dr. Eliot Kalter, SovereigNET, The Fletcher School, Tufts University

With key contributions from project team members Matthew […]

Join current GSC e-board members to learn more about the paid executive board positions for F21’-22’! Bring your favorite drink and come chat with us about the GSC and skills you can gain from becoming more inv […]

The Honos Civicus Society, of Tisch College of Civic Life, selects and recognizes graduating students who engaged in meaningful service and leadership activities or otherwise strengthened civic life on campus and […]

Looking ahead to our FIND Symposium, we reflect on some of our FINDings. 

The Fresh FINDings Newsletter provides monthly insights into how refugees in Jordan and Kenya are adapting to their new economic and […]

Dr. Benavides gifted her audience with a master lesson in work that can change not just individual institutions but, as well, our nation as a whole. This gift of her time and wisdom was truly extraordinary. The […]

1. What was your Civic Semester experience? As a rising junior, how if at all has Civic Semester impacted your Tufts experience beyond your time in the program?

Absolutely positive! Just the idea that I’m […]

Felix Yu was selected to present his work on using convolutional neural networks to find particle interactions in the MicroBooNE detector at the Stanford Research Conference.

The presentation of his work was […]

ReSentencing Journal Order a copy of reSentencing Visit reSentencing Digital Archive The reSentencing Journal is a collection of poems, s […]

‘In the News’: Updates on Grape Toxicity Why are grapes toxic? While you may have heard before to not feed grapes or raisins to your dogs for fear of kidney damage, the reason why they […]

The following is the Abstract for SovereigNet Research Affiliate Paul Rose’s upcoming article in the Northwestern Law Review, “Toward a National Resilience Fund”.

Abstract

The economic impact of COVID-19 […]

Dr. Michelle Boyd’s conversation with us on April 8 was, in one word, superb! She was engaging and inspirational. Collegial and supportive. Her comments constituted a roadmap for career building in the service of […]

Since November, I have been working as a research assistant in the REACH Lab (Research on Ethics, Aging and Community Health) with Dr. Keren Ladin analyzing transcribed interviews of clinicians, patients, and […]

By Keshia Harris, Ph.D.

Have you ever wished you were another color or race? Have you ever wished more people found you attractive or that you didn’t have to fight so hard to be valued by society? First, I […]

An Interview with TEEP Alumnae Kathy Donovan  Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) were lucky enough to check in with one of our Teacher Engineering Education […]