The Barilla Center for Food & Nutrition, a consulting group affiliated with The Economist newspaper, has released a new international scorecard based on a number of metrics focusing on sustainability, waste, and […]

Classes have ended, finals are on the horizon, and everyone is dreaming of going home for the break as soon as their last final is over. But before you can go, there are some things you must do to winterize […]

Winter break is upon us, and Hirsh’s library hours will be changing a bit for the next two weeks. The abbreviated list is below, but you can find a full schedule right here on our site. We resume no […]

Novel Engineering Challenges Wraps Up Its Third Challenge Cycle by Susan Bitetti, Education Specialist Between April and December 1, 2017, Tufts University Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) […]

by Trevor, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Bleach is for clothes. Not for hair.

At least this is what I thought until today. As I rest my body against this hard bus seat, I reek of bleach. My hands are stained in the best […]

The Perseus Digital Library at Tufts University invites applications to “Digital Editions, Digital Corpora, and new Possibilities for the Humanities in the Academy and Beyond” a two-week NEH Institute for Adv […]

The contemporary Meatless Monday campaign is celebrating its 100th anniversary with this short video about the history of the slogan and how the idea has been turned on its head over time.

Watch the video […]

We had the pleasure of hosting two events on December 8th. The first was a project management workshop where the team’s captains lead a workshop describing the way we organize and lead the team. The second event […]

This Week’s Post Comes from Kelsey Petersen, a First Year MA student in the Art History and Museum Studies program. 

Should art museums be for everyone? Yes. But can they be for everyone? Not yet. Although ma […]

This is the second annual Global Food+ symposium, bringing leading researchers from Boston University, Harvard, MIT and Tufts together to share their most important new work towards healthier and more sustainable […]

The 2018-2019 Environmental Research Fellowship program, of the Tufts Institute of the Environment (TIE), is for Tufts graduate students to conduct independent, interdisciplinary, environmental research projects. […]

Opening my acceptance email to the DIS Copenhagen program was filled with squeals of excitement and happiness. A new city. A new culture. A new experience. I was ready. But what about sustainability efforts […]

Last month the Sackler Insight hosted a contest to find the best science-based art (“sci-art”) at Sackler. All twelve entries were posted to the Sackler Graduate Student Council Instagram account (@SacklerGSC) and […]

We frozen few doing our thesis work in the CMDB and genetics programs are always looking for ways to highlight some of the excellent resources we have at our institutes. Last month I had the pleasure of hosting […]

The Environmental Studies Program is looking for a diligent, reliable and self-starter student (preferably work-study) to start at the end of January (3-4 hrs a week, $11/hr). Duties include assisting with basic […]

The recent tax reform bill passed in the House caused much uproar in the academic community as it removed the provision in the current tax code that waives the students’ school tuition. This provision, known as q […]

Look, we know it’s a BEAR of a time right now…exams, assignments, travel, holidays!

Remember, when you’re busy, we’re busy. Don’t get shut out in the cold, PLAN AHEAD!

Leave plenty of time to snag the […]

The Boston Public Market, the nation’s first year-round, indoor market featuring fresh, locally sourced food, is offering an unpaid internship position for this spring. Details are below – deadline is Jan 5, […]