The Student PIRGs Summer Internship program is designed for college students who are looking to increase their experience in political organizing and strategy. This 5 week long program provides interns with […]

The City of Chicopee’s Planning Department plans to hire two (2) interns to assist the Department with a number of on-going and upcoming projects throughout the remainder of the fiscal year 2020 and throughout f […]

Build Repair Grow is a new nonprofit program in Massachusetts thatteaches young people hands-on, practical skills in growing food, cooking, repairing bikes, sewing, and basic carpentry while developing increased […]

WCG is seeking a dynamic individual to lead its real estate development activities and support management of its diverse asset portfolio. The ideal candidate will me a hands-on, fearless, self-motivated […]

The National Water Division of AECOM is actively seeking a creative Water Resources Market Sector Leader to be located near any AECOM office (Location Flexible) to drive the growth, strategy and sale of […]

We are kicking off a national campaign directed at two-dozen Chamber members that are on the S&P 500 and highly brand-sensitive. They have strong sustainability commitments on paper, but are not supporting […]

Consider volunteering with New Entry! They strive to build relationships with their volunteers so that all may learn from one another. Their dedicated volunteers are vital to the success of their programs and […]

TENURE!! (May 15)The Tufts Board of Trustees approved the tenure and promotion of Prof. Nair to Associate Professor, effective September 1, 2020! (tweet)

Check it out here.

by Silas, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Parque Rodó in Montevideo, one of my favorite spaces to relax and reflect. Photo taken by me. 12.02.2019

With the biting Vermont breeze a refreshing reminder of where I […]

by Giovana, Tufts 1+4 Participant

I
walked into my neighborhood’s TATA (a supermarket chain in Uruguay) on the
morning of my two-month early departure, due to the pandemic, to buy some
Uruguayan essentials: d […]

by Angela Robins

This is what economic democracy looks like

Hello fellow Jumbos!

I graduated in 2009 and am currently living in western Massachusetts. When the pandemic hit, I was furloughed from my […]

by Christopher, Tufts 1+4 Participant

I laid on my bed in the humid hostel room as the dry bed sheets stuck onto my sweaty back. The whole room reeked of body odor from the day-old damp bathing suits hanging […]

Sorry for the terrible pun, but during these times of stress something that I have found to be very relaxing is to drink a lot more tea during the day than I previously had. While I always enjoyed various black, […]

by Seneca, Tufts 1+4 Participant

My host father Giulianno and I hanging out at home, he is almost always in incredible spirits. Photo taken by me on March 16, 2020.

I met a host of incredible people […]

by Mina Ghobrial

With science, anything is possible!

Cutting-edge scientific research in human health doesn’t
just help us improve lives; it can go so far as to reframe how we think about
the human body and how we treat i […]

by Nathan Sandler

There’s one in every bunch

by Natalie Perlov, Jamie Tebeau, and Michelle Ysrael

Introduction

While modern medicine may seek to
understand the etiology and manifestations of illness, Darwinian […]