Seminar Title: Climate-Smart Tea Systems
Date: Thursday, June 16, 2016: 9:45 am – 10:45 am

Speakers: Selena Ahmed, Kevin Gascoyne, and Michael Harney

What are climate change issues for tea systems? What r […]

Grain-Free Diets – Big on marketing, Small on truth Are you feeding a grain-free diet to your pet? Grain-free diets are one of the largest growing segments of the pet food market right now. More and […]

CEEO Innovation Fund – RFID by Brian O’Connell, Doctoral Student in Mechanical Engineering With the support of the CEEO Innovation Fund, Ph.D. student Brian O’Connell set out to d […]

Bridging scholarship and practice, David D. Sussman lectures in natural resource conflicts and forced migration at Tufts University, and is a consultant to the World Bank. Previous experience in the field […]

On May 24, 2016, Provost and Senior Vice President David Harris officially launched Teaching and Learning Engagements at Tufts (TALEs). As described in Tufts’ T10 Strategic Plan, TALEs reinforces the U […]

On the morning of June 6th, faithful resighter Dave Adrien sent Bill Clark a resight of 2E2 at Sandy Point Reservation in Ipswich, Massachusetts – photo and all.

Time stamped at 5:40 AM, it was 9:30 AM when I […]

Hello fellow museum bloggers!

My name is Christina and I will be starting my second year as a master’s student in Museum Education at Tufts in the fall! You can find out more about me on the About the Blog […]

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Ever thought of writing a poem on the diseases of the teeth? Well, Solyman Brown did, back in 1840. A copy of this book is held right here at Hirsh in the Special Collections room, should you have the […]

The wait is *finally* over! Those of us who longed all winter for one more bite of just-picked lettuce or sweet-as-candy strawberries can finally rejoice and put back that bag of frozen broccoli crowns. […]

Today’s post comes to you from current Tufts Museum Education student Carlos Lu. Please check see last weeks’ post for Part I. Check out these posts for more of Carlos’ writings.

Last time I wrote about a […]

Last month, three Northern Essex Community College students were able to join us for a week of banding adult gulls on Appledore. The funding for their time with us came from the NECC Fund, the college’s annual […]

In the time since our last post, we have welcomed 36 newcomers to the island. Our new friends are little, fuzzy, and cute as can be- the Great Black-backed Gull chicks.

One goal of our monitoring project is to […]

Last weekend, Tufts held commencement ceremonies for a variety of museum studies programs. Students graduated with the Art History Department, the History Department, the Education Department, and the School of […]

On Wednesday May 25, 2016, President Anthony Monaco hosted the first picnic in a three part, year end, celebration on the president’s lawn. This first picnic was an open invitation to all on the Medford/Somerville […]

We have been made aware of an exciting opportunity – a Call for Papers from Julia Courtney, who is editing together on a book about deaccessioning. She is currently seeking abstracts for the book, which […]

A book-truck full of free books looking for a good home. No, you’re not dreaming.

Stop by the Library Service Desk on the 4th floor today, and hopefully you’ll find something that sparks your interest.

Investigating International Differences in Engineering Education by Aaron Johnson, Post Doctorate Research Associate The impact of the CEEO reaches far beyond the boundaries of metropolitan Boston. The CEEO has […]