Gather round ye good folk of Hirsh Library, for I hae something most odd and chilling to share with ye today. You may have heard whispers round the misty paths of the Boston campus, tales of strange beasts […]

Skilled in natural language processing (NLP)? Check out the Digital Humanities NLP Specialist position open at Tufts Technology Services: […]

Check out the post from DHNow: http://digitalhumanitiesnow.org/2018/07/torn-apart-separados-invites-contributors-and-reviewers/

From the CFParticipation:

Torn Apart / Separados […]

Congratulations to Jonathan Minoff, Miriam Salcedo, and Eduardo Barrera for succesfully defending their senior thesis projects! For the past 2 semesters all three have been working on research projects in order […]

By Jeffrey Ashe, Kim Wilson

The American Dream—being able to earn a good living, buy a home, send children to school, and build a life in the United States regardless of social stature or place of birth—is an […]

South Asian Migrant Men and the Impacts of Migration on Masculinities

By Subin Mulmi, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

Transatlantic migration from South Asia is a long, arduous, and expensive journey […]

By Heather Kunin, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

Social networks have long been recognized as playing a pivotal role within migration, with multiple studies examining, among other phenomena, the role of […]

By Madison Chapman, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

What does it mean to have dignity and personal agency as a migrant? Men and women told their stories to me in very distinct ways, through body language […]

By Kim Wilson et al.

This collection of financial biographies traces the ways in which extra-continental refugees and migrants finance their journeys and manage money along the way. It also highlights the […]

By Padmini Baruah, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

Transnational migration has been one of the most talked-about phenomena of the past decade. With prolonged armed conflict, economic crises, and climate […]

By Subin Mulmi, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

The 2015 earthquake in Nepal resulted in the deaths of 8,970 people with 22,302 injured. Several reports have estimated that more than one million houses […]

By Kim Wilson et al.

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by Ashley, Tufts 1+4 Participant

I can recall my early preschool and kindergarten days where I would spend countless hours (probably minutes) drawing and coloring to my heart’s content. I was not one of t […]

Written by Brenna Gormally, Biology Ph.D. Candidate

With finals week rapidly approaching, finding the best nooks and crannies around campus is crucial for cozy and efficient studying. Over my years at […]

Students working in the makerspace at Tufts’ Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (Alonso Nichols/Tufts University)

We’re happy to announce the relaunch of the Tufts Maker Network website! Here you’ll […]

Wednesday, May 1, 20195:30 pm – 7:30 pmBarbara and Theodore Alfond Auditorium (Museum of Fine Arts)

Presenting
moving image works that range from surreal autobiographies to narratives of
cultural lo […]

Deadline to apply: May 1, 2019 at midnight + more info

The MCN Scholarship Program awards scholarships to 15 qualified applicants from the cultural sector to attend MCN 2019 in San Diego, CA. The MCN Scholarship program is made possible by the support of our members, […]

You may have seen in the news that the three honey bee colonies on the roof of Notre Dame survived the tragic fire that destroyed much of the Cathedral. This was possible because honey bees are incredibly adept […]