Studying abroad or plan to travel overseas for research or vacation? The Tufts University community has access to Mango Languages, which you can use to learn over 70 different languages! You can complete […]

Hugh Gallagher, an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, participated in the 2016-2017 Instructional Technology Exploration Program (ITEP), offered by Tufts Educational Technology […]

Thomas Coons and Sydney Holway  have joined the Guasto Lab to study particulate transport. Sydney (Tufts Physics, 2018) is a  Tufts Summer Scholar (supervised by collaborator Prof. Tim Atherton), who will be wo […]

Here’s our weekly roundup of new jobs. Happy hunting!

New England 

Part Time Museum Curator [The Gibson House Museum, Boston, MA]
Executive Director [Darien Historical Society, Darien CT]
Dat […]

The next few weeks we will be posting reflections from students who attended the American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting and Conference, held in St. Louis, Missouri, May 6-10. 

A few weeks ago, at the […]

This morning one of my interns came into my office and asked about the Green Climate Fund that President Trump claimed was unfair to the United States when he withdrew from the Paris Climate Accord. Putting aside […]

by Gianfranco Gianfrate

The history of state-owned investment funds can be traced back to the nineteenth century; however, this investment activity significantly increased in number and scope only in the last […]

Early Childhood Makerspace by Amanda Strawhacker, Doctoral Student in Child Study and Human Development and Miki Vizner, Master’s Student in Child Study and Human […]

It’s never too late for learning! If you will be around campus this summer and would like to enhance your research skills, we’d be happy to help! The Hirsh Library offers “Workshops on Demand”. We will work […]

Top Five Nutrition Mistakes Pet Owners Make Mistake #1: Not feeding a complete and balanced food. Every food (but not treats) should have a nutritional adequacy statement from the […]

Professor Jeffrey Zabel used WebEx in class to enable graduate students to “screen-share” with one another, as part of teaching his Graduate Econometrics class. Here he tells us about this project which was […]

Is it just us or have a lot of books been making appearances on the big screen lately? Rolling Stone just released their 2017 Summer Movie Preview and we couldn’t help but notice that one of St […]

Here’s our weekly roundup of new jobs. Happy hunting!

New England 

Part Time Museum Curator [The Gibson House Museum, Boston, MA]
Education Fellow (through Sept. 2018) [Museum of Science, Boston, MA] […]

The next few weeks we will be posting reflections from students who attended the American Alliance of Museums Annual Meeting and Conference, held in St. Louis, Missouri, May 6-10. This first post comes from Erica […]

by Jiyoon, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Dear Seattle,

How are you? It’s been so long. A little more than eight months, to be exact. I’ve thought about you a lot. Back in August, I was so excited to leave. I did […]

It’s that time of year again! Tufts Catering fired up their grills and showed off their dessert-making chops (biscuits with berries and cream, anyone?) for the first of three year-end celebrations.

We were […]

Thank you to everyone who attended the Tufts 2017 University-Wide Teaching Conference, Fostering Active and Collaborative Learning Environments: From Design to Assessment.

A detailed agenda is posted here. […]

In honor of Memorial day, the Hirsh Health Sciences Library will be closed on Monday May 29th, 2017. We will be open regular hours Friday May 26th, Saturday May 27th and Sunday May 28th and will be ready […]