Written by Amanda Wang, Innovation & Management M.S. 2019

Since I spend a lot of time on campus, I try to find the places where I feel the most comfortable. I am writing to share some of my favorite spots […]

Here are the postings from the week of May 19. Happy hunting!

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Museum Registrar/Collections Manager / Mount Holyoke College Art Museum [South Hadley, MA]Associate Curator, Public Art and Permanent […]

From the American Philosophical Society104 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106

Associate Director and/or Associate Librarian

The American Philosophical Society (APS) has decided to integrate its […]

By Ashley, Tufts 1+4 Participant

In my life, there are few times that questions have truly stumped me and left me scrambling to formulate a clear response. The majority of these instances are linked to any […]

On February 14, 2018, the Fletcher Initiative on Religion, Law, and Diplomacy was pleased to host a talk by Dr. Nikolas Gvosdev.

Since the end of the Cold War, every U.S. president has taken […]

On Monday, April 30, 2018, Fletcher Initiative on Religion, Law and Diplomacy was pleased to welcome Max Primorac to discuss his experiences working on stabilization in Iraq, the issues around the protection of […]

None of the security caps imposed on the Balkans since 1878 has held. Will the current one be any different?

On Wednesday, April 18, 2018, Fletcher Initiative on Religion, Law and Diplomacy was pleased to […]

By Melissa Wishner

Photo via author

Picture a stone-grey river. The river is wide—too wide to swim across. Under its glassy surface lives a thriving community of eels, snapping turtles, fish, crabs, and ot […]

By Bian Xia

Photo via author

Commentary and Translation by Yvonne
Liu-Constant

After four visits to China, Howard Gardner wrote in To Open Minds, a seminal text comparing education in China and the […]

So the HHSL Open Workshops Series is over for the semester and you couldn’t attend any workshops. Look, we’ve all been there. You really WANTED to attend that Thursday HHSL Open Workshop at 12pm, but you w […]

By Megan Duffy, Praxis Senior Editor

Getting Beyond Google: Simple Ways to Help Students Critically Evaluate their Sources By Jennifer S. Ferguson, Team Lead for Arts and Humanities, Tisch Library, Tufts University. Her book, Using Authentic Assessment in Information […]

By David, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Since coming to Brazil and working at R3 Animal , I am constantly confronted with the challenging irony that is my relationship to animals and the environment. As much as I am […]

In observance of Memorial Day, Hirsh Library will be closed on Monday, May 27th. We will be open for our usual hours on Saturday and Sunday. Hope you have a sunny and relaxing long weekend!

Written by Ruaidhri Crofton, History & Museum Studies M.A. 2020

As a graduate student, being able to save money is important. But at the same time, being able to take some time away from your studies to v […]

Nico’s paper in collaboration with Jorn Dunkel’s group will be published in Physical Review Fluids … congratulations Nico!

Francesca Viggiani (left), A22, and Alli Johnston, E22, working with ceramics in the Crafts Center in Lewis Hall (Anna Miller/Tufts University)

Charles M. Schweik, interdisciplinary maker, instructor, and […]