Is the traditional college classroom and its main instrument, the lecture, under siege by the forces of change? Given all the research on learning in the last twenty years, how archaic does the classic image feel […]

Monday, February 22nd marks the beginning of Fair Use Week, a time to celebrate the balance in copyright law that addresses freedom of speech and accelerates advancement in education, the arts, science – you […]

So far this winter has been nothing like last year. But it’s wise to be prepared for snow days and other class interruptions, just in case.

Frustrated by missing classes last winter, Occupational Therapy L […]

The Tufts Office of Sustainability is seeking a full-time summer intern to assist with day-to-day office activities. The intern will assist with office communications, including creating documents and outreach […]

1+4 Brazil fellow Gabriel is spending his Bridge-Year at R3 Animal caring for rescued and rehabilitated animals in Brazil. He recently helped release 20 toucans, over 100 small birds, a jungle cat, a cuchia, an […]

by Daniela, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Valentine’s Day is one of my favorite holidays. I love a lot, so each year it is nice to have a sweet holiday to celebrate who or what you love.

We are over halfway through […]

Robotics Education at Tufts University (Fall 2015) by Dr. Ethan Danahy, Research Assistant Professor at the CEEO The Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) is closely involved in the […]

Today’s “What We’re Reading” post comes to you from Cynthia Robinson, director of the Tufts Museum Studies program.

Many museums conduct professional development workshops for classroom teachers, but until now, […]

Jeff Guasto delivered the Applied & Computational Math Seminar at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, where he spoke about the group’s recent work on porous media flows and bacterial transport.

by Daniel, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Bramerica

Bramerica is the fifth biggest country in the world with a population of about 200 million people and the seventh largest economy.  Now you may have nev […]

Explorations and Perspectives are small seminars for first-year students designed and led by upper-level undergrads who teach in teams of two. Students choose a group as one of their advising options.  […]

Written by Jiali Liu, Philosophy M.A. 2017
Hello fellow readers! Hope you had a great winter break with family and friends! Now that the new semester has already started, are you all geared up for some new […]

Authors:
Mohammad Ebrahim Mohammadi, Seyedsina Yousefianmoghadam, Richard L. Wood, and
Andreas Stavridis

Affiliations:
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, University at Buffalo, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, […]