If you took the NUTR 238 final exam last week, you’ll know that this year’s questions involved news clippings from the past month’s food policy news, about SNAP restrictions, trade policy, pesticides and […]

The second annual Sackler Speaks Flash Talk Competition, which took place on April 24, 2017 at 5PM in Sackler 114, was an exciting opportunity for Sackler students to practice their science communication skills in […]

Alligator, wild boar, ostrich – oh my! Today’s pet food aisles are a virtual Noah’s ark of different animal species. Mainstream pet foods now contain meats that would have been con […]

The theme for this year’s conference is Fostering Active and Collaborative Learning Environments: From Design to Assessment.

The event will feature keynotes, workshops, poster sessions, the Teaching with […]

The first year of the Food[at]Tufts website is wrapping up, with a few more good-looking summer jobs and internships in food-related fields. Make sure to check them out, and to keep an eye on our page of good […]

This past week, the American Alliance of Museums 2017 Annual Meeting was held in St. Louis, Missouri. This year’s theme was “Gateways for Understanding: Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion in M […]

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

New England 

Engagement Site Manager – Concord [The Trustees of Reservations, Concord, MA]
Wildife Keeper [EcoTarium, Worcester, MA]
Mar […]

Terracorps (formerly MassLIFT-Americorps) is an AmeriCorps program that conducts service throughout Massachusetts focusing on land conservation, urban farming and gardening, and environmental education and st […]

We know May is a busy time of year, and to top it all off the weather is finally starting to get really nice out! As you finish up your last exams, polish up your final papers and turn in your final […]

The Trustees is hiring a Mobile Market Manager for their 2017 season. The position runs from May to November and will be a full-time (40 hrs/week), paid position.

The Trustees works to protect and maintain […]

On Friday April 28, 2017, Professor Parke Wilde from the Friedman School—in collaboration with Tufts Professors Richard Auner in Music and Ani Patel in Psychology, graduate students Mehreen Ismail, Victoria C […]

Unpaywall is a free web browser extension, presently available for Chrome and Firefox, which quickly finds free and legal versions of paywalled research papers.  As you search for articles online, an “open lo […]

Shiva Mudide, Shikhar Sinha, and Andrew Tsakiris are recent graduates of Acton-Boxborough Regional High School. They are joining the Guasto Lab for the summer and will be working on microfluidics and […]

If you are still unsure of what classes to take this coming year, and your interests lie in civic engagement, activism, social justice, and environmental protection, take a peek at the following list for the […]

by Jiyoon, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Throughout the past eight months, I’ve been constantly reflecting and thinking about the usefulness of my presence in my volunteer placement. To be honest, a lot of the times I a […]

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

New England 

Director of Education and Public Programs [Concord Museum, Concord, MA]
Executive Director [Lexington Historical Society, Lexi […]

Introduction to the Compendium of Arms Trade Corruption This compendium collated by the World Peace Foundation details 36 cases of corruption in the international arms trade and broader military […]

The Al Yamamah Arms Deals Introduction The Al Yamamah series of arms deals with Saudi Arabia was, and remains, Britain’s biggest arms deal ever concluded, e […]