Giving Space to Everyone: Blasphemy Laws and Human Rights

By Allison DiMase

Blasphemy laws criminalize
words or actions that are considered insulting to a religion, a religion’s
personages, or a r […]

Yes! It is that time of the academic year again, when our undergraduates look ahead to next fall’s classes. (Sorry, seniors–we know this can be a bit painful.)

We’ve added a list of food-related courses at […]

I asked Mike Flanary, a staff assistant at the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Eco-Ambassador, about UEP’s Tupperware initiative. He described a system that reduces waste – both food and dis […]

Please enjoy the third installment of Ask Ms. Shelved, the irregularly scheduled advice column from HHSL!

Dear Ms. Shelved,

I know that an important part of my educational development is learning to […]

The Academic Resource Center, or ARC, as it is more commonly referred to, offers multiple dynamic programs which aim to support Tufts students. You may not realize that the ARC also caters to graduate students […]

Memorabilia – Opening Reception, First Friday, April 5, 2019 6:00pm – 8:00pm Show on view: April 3-30, 201

Richard M. Lerner, Bergstrom Chair in Applied Developmental Science and Director, Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development, has been named as the recipient of the 2020 Association for Psychological […]

The Hirsh Health Sciences Library is pretty jam-packed with resources, available both electronically and in print.  But what do you do when you need something that we just don’t have?

ILLiad, our in […]

By Kamil, Tufts 1+4 Participant

When I first decided to pursue Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, I had no idea what I was frankly getting myself into. I found several local dojos addresses posted online, and set out on […]

A book of information and activities regarding climate change for educators of children.

This resource is free, open source and available for download at archive.org

Students Strike in THOUSANDS of Cities Worldwide Over Climate Change

Originally published by Subverse on March 18, 2019

“Over a million students skipped school to protest inaction against climate change […]

From Monument to Memorial: A Symposium Review“We can’t change the past but we can change history.” -Dr. Kymberly Pinder On Friday, March 29th, I attended Tufts University’s one-day symposium, “From Monument to Memorial: Space, […]

Dear Fletcher Women,Warm greetings from the Fletcher Women’s Network! We plan to reach out to our broad membership four times a year to keep you abreast of FWN news and encourage your participation in our e […]

Research Review: A Simple Step for Extending Your Dog’s Life If you do an internet search on “help my dog life longer”, you’ll be treated to quite a bit of dubious to dangerous advice ranging from avoid […]

By Maria Teresa Nagel, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

There is limited research describing the smuggling industry and its actors, particularly in Central America. Our study hopes to address this knowledge […]

By Lea Abi Zeid Daou and Nidhisha Philip, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

Writings on why religion is of significance to individual migrants have explored themes of religion as a reason for migration, […]

By Conor Sanchez, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

Popular notions of migrants as unskilled or uneducated laborers, while sometimes true, are often false. Their jobs back home may not have always ensured […]