Written by Gina Mantica, Biology Ph.D. Candidate

Ice cream

Massachusetts is filled to the brim with homemade ice cream shops, and nothing says “treat yo ’self” like a small Death by Chocolate (chocol […]

By Anonymous, F98

When an FWN friend suggested I write a blog about my job search, I started brainstorming what would be helpful for people to know.  I immediately thought about looking for online resources […]

First Year MFA Show Exhibition: Disconnect  (Cameron Barker ’20, Mia Fabrizio ’20, Talya Feldman ’20, Gabriel Richardson ’20, and Denise Waite ’20)

Open: March 10 – March 15

Performance and Walk […]

The Media Stockroom window will be closed to walk-up service during Spring Break.  The Media Stockroom window will close at 7pm on March 18 and will reopen at 8:30am on March 28.  There will be two options for co […]

People occasionally send me questions about food. Once before, I posted my responses on this blog — that was about sustainability. This time, the questions were mostly about veganism, and I think you’ll agree […]

Econo’food potluck 2019 — theory meets practice Our 7th annual econ-of-food class potluck, new and improved: now with an original student recipe! If the blog post below is too long, […]

Our 7th annual econ-of-food class potluck, new and improved: now with an original student recipe!

If the blog post below is too long, don’t read: jump to a small photo album,or shorter posts from previous y […]

First Year MFA Show Exhibition: Oh…tentacle (Billy Foshay ’20, Yixiang Tong ’20, Olia Tsetniva ’20 and Andrew Perini ’20)

Open: March 5 – March 8

Reception: Thursday, March 7, 6-8 pm

Walkthrough: T […]

First Year Show Exhibition: Contact in the Light by
Ralph Robinson

Open: March 11 – March 22 (Terrace Gallery, 230 The Fenway)

Reception: Monday, March 11, 6-8 pm

Walkthrough: 6:30 pm

Stop reading your pet food ingredient list! “Stop reading your pet food ingredient list!” This was the advice I gave in my June 4, 2018 post: “A broken heart: Risk of heart disease in bouti […]

By Julie Zollmann

Nine voluntary agencies have the official responsibility for resettling refugees into communities throughout the United States. They find their clients new housing, schools, and jobs. They […]

By Julie Zollmann, Airokhsh Faiz-Qaisary, Kenza Ben-Azouz, Kim Wilson, and Radha Rajkotia

Refugees resettled in the United States are typically supported quite closely early in their transition as support […]

Hello hello!

March is upon us, which means the time has come for our second (and final) Affiliation Survey this academic year! What does this mean for you? Well, this is that time when we walk around and […]

TIE is accepting internship applications for multiple positions. Please see the brief descriptions below and use the Handshake link to apply. Applications for all three positions are due April 18th, […]