In observance of President’s Day, Hirsh Health Sciences Library will be open  from 12pm-7pm on Monday, February 20, 2017. We’ll be operating with our usual hours on Saturday and Sunday. Whether you’re stu […]

CEEO Annual report 2015-2016 Do you want more information about CEEO? Check out our CEEO Annual Report that covers 2015 and 2016!

Portable Maker Workshop by Kristen Wendell, McDonnell Family Professor in Engineering Education I’m pleased to have this chance to tell you about the Portable Maker Wo […]

The Decorative Arts Trust is offering a scholarship to participate in its upcoming Study Trip Abroad to Scotland, June 7-16, 2017. This opportunity is available to graduate students and young professionals whose […]

by Di, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Environmental Studies/Anthropology major Sydney Giacalone (’17) and UEP Professor Julian Agyeman co-authored an op-ed in the Boston Globe about the consequences Trump’s proposed immigration policies might have on […]

Sometimes, it can feel like there isn’t much to be done as an individual seeking to combat the state of our environment, particularly as courses gear up and overwhelm students with reading, problem sets, p […]

Novel Engineering Challenges by Elissa Milto, Director of Outreach Building on Novel Engineering, the CEEO will be offering a series of three online Novel Engineering challenges. […]

Hello everyone, it’s Leo here. Happy Valentine’s Day! It’s convenient that day is today, because I’m here to talk to you about a good friend of mine, whom I think you could really learn to love if you gave it a […]

The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC) is looking to fill the following two summer internship positions: Policy Intern and Grassroots Intern. Both positions are paid, full-time and will run from […]

Content based on an Environmental Studies Lunch and Learn Talk given to professors, staff, and students at Tufts University. Every week during the academic year, the ENVS Lunch & Learn lecture series features […]

“I could not be happier that I took a year for myself between high school and college. It’s not that I didn’t feel ready for college, but that now, I really know how to engage and appreciate my experience here. […]

Prof. Jeff Guasto visited the Applied and Computational Mathematics group at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, where he spoke about recent work in the seminar entitled “Two problems in porous media: From […]

By Donna Qualters, Director, CELT

Should teachers strike? How should government balance privacy rights with national security? Should companies value their shareholders over the environment? How quickly should […]

For those of us in the Boston area, hopefully you are all enjoying this snowy day! First of all, thank you each and every one of you who took the time to complete the recent survey for the Blog. Each of your […]

Scientific graduate programs all over the country do a wonderful job training their students to become critical thinkers able to design experiments, write fellowship grants, write peer reviewed papers, and grasp […]

Surprise your sweetheart with a delicious home-cooked, candlelight dinner this Valentine’s Day! We have recently added several cookbooks to the collection, with mouthwatering recipes that will melt the […]