By Charlie Bentley, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

I connected to most migrants I interviewed using the same first casual topic: “I’m struggling to get around without Spanish. What about you?” Despi […]

By Aastha Dua and Subin Mulmi, under the supervision of Kim Wilson

The authors observed the South Asian identity play out in interesting and diverse ways among the migrants interviewed. The dynamic between […]

By Laura, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Everyday, on my bus ride to my apprenticeship, we pass over a viewpoint on the top of a hill. It overlooks the lagoa and the see beyond. Everyday, I make sure to look […]

Will Rawls is a New York-based choreographer, performance artist, curator and writer.

This is a two-week program in the history and contemporary practice of publication specifically for grad students and college students and recent alumn.ManhattanTuition is free. Participants pay for travel and […]

Hello! Do you like to study? No? But you like it when you can check out chargers and stuff earlier/later than normal, right? Especially when you have to study? What if there’s also free coffee?

There we […]

Working for the Office of Sustainability in collaboration with Facilities Services – Campus Services, the Recycling & Waste Reduction Co-op student would be responsible for helping Tufts University meet its g […]

TERM:  June 1st, 2019, up to one year term

LOCATION:  Home office.  Preference will be given to candidates residing in the following states:  Florida, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Ha […]

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View Full Report: Analysis of the President’s FY 2020 Budget Request for Federal Research, Health, and Higher Education Programs

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View full report: Tufts Washington Update – March 26, 2019

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Introduction Administration and Policy Updates White House Announces Executive Order on […]

By Arlyss, Tufts 1+4 Participant

I love french fries and chips and potato wedges and all things potato in general. Who doesn’t? But, we all have our limits. You’re probably thinking: “There’s no such thing a […]

Written by Michael Ruiz, Bioengineering M.S. 2020

I am the only person in my family’s history to earn a bachelor’s degree. While more enrolled students in college are identifying as first generation, it […]

Radical Transparency: History with LayersBack in January, we mentioned that Chicago’s Field Museum had recently announced a major overhaul to their Native North American Hall. The exhibit largely dates back to the 1950s, and […]

Alyshia Gálvez is Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at Lehman College of the City University of New York. She is the author of Guadalupe in New York: Devotion and the Struggle for Citizenship Rights […]

Better Future Project is hiring for three staff members to join our growing team – an Operations Manager, Legislative Organizer, and Climate Justice Partnerships Organizer. We are also hiring for two summer int […]

Puzzle Feeders for Cats: Dogs Shouldn't Have All the Fun! Cats are the most commonly kept pet in the in the United States. Cat owners are advised to keep their cats indoors for a variety of reasons […]

April Open Workshops are in bloom here at the Hirsh Library! Come to our workshops and grow some new skills! Workshops are held on Thursdays from 12noon-1pm in Sackler 510. To learn more about Open Workshops […]

At Long Last, a Better Response to Confronting Violent Conflict

Reflection on the USIP Task Force on Extremism in Fragile States Report

by Ruth Rhoads Allen and Neil A. Levine

On February 26, the U.S. […]

Cactus Fruit Futures

A Gender Analysis of the Gaps in Existing Literature on the Evolution of Identity Creation within Eritrea and the Eritrean Diaspora

by Mirielle McMillin, Fletcher MALD 2017 […]