This summer we’ve expanded our small but ever popular Leisure Reading Classics selection!  Classics can be found on the 4th floor of Sackler at the end-cap of Leisure Reading Fiction. Here are some of the […]

Members of the Nair lab go to Protein Society 32 Annual Meeting! (July 9 -12)
Joe and Bruno present posters on their work.

The Fitchburg Art Museum is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help with kids’ art projects and a Treasure Hunt during its Free Fun Friday event on Friday, July 27th, 2018. This is a great opportunity to see a lar […]

Urban AdvenTours, a bicycle tour company, has full-time, part-time, and seasonal opportunities available for applicants with experience biking Boston and who are familiar with the geography and layout of the […]

Diane McKay, Assistant Professor at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, discusses how she introduced a new “teaching with technology” practice to make her large lecture class engaging for und […]

The summer is in full swing and our first July Writing Consultants appointments are this Thursday,7/19. Some sessions are still available for this week and next, so sign up today! And act fast–registration […]

Here’s the weekly jobs roundup for the week of July 15th!

Northeast

Education Manager [Old North Church, Boston, MA]

Art Lab Assistant [Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA]

Museum Preparator [ […]

DeCordova’s Learning and Engagement Department is seeking an enthusiastic, motivated graduate or college (juniors and seniors only) student for assistance in researching and developing exhibition-related p […]

CEEO papers presented at ASEE By Samantha Leong Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) graduate students and faculty attended the 2018 Annual American Society […]

Tufts Robotics Club won two awards this year in the Senior Olympiad Team and Senior Olympiad Individual Category! Check out the pictures below for a quick recap of the event!

Here is the link to The Tufts Daily’s […]

Feeding Pets with Liver Shunts Congenital portosystemic shunts (AKA liver shunts) are relatively common birth defects in pets where the blood vessels in the abdomen develop […]

Is it via attendance or admissions fees? The size of the collection or the amount of funding it receives? By almost any measure, the Philadelphia History Museum has not proved its worth, for it shut down […]

On Thursday, July 12th, the Office of Sustainability held a ceremony and reception for new Eco-Ambassadors and Green Offices. Sustainability-minded employees from all four of Tufts’ campuses convened to be […]