More Talk About Sanctions? More Talk About Sanctions! We’ve got sanctions, sanctions, sanctions, sanctions, and more sanctions. By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at […]

This Week in Wellness: 5.17.24

SPEA: Navigating the Dental Landscape – Private Practice vs. Dental Service Organization (DSO) Happening this upcoming Monday, May 20th, TUSDM SPEA invites you all to join for a captivating discussion exploring the distinctions be […]

ASDA: Build-A-Jumbo Event On May 4th, ASDA Wellness and Giving Back Smiles hosted an event called Build-A-Jumbo where students stuffed 100 Elephants (Jumbos!) […]

The Study of Migration in Mexico City: A Journey of Inspiration by Dzheveira Karimova The research trip to Mexico City was an immense success, both for my academic goals and personal growth. […]

Education and Civic Engagement Are ‘Life Preservers’ Foreign policy expert Fiona Hill emphasizes the value of being actively engaged in the world, regardless of the challenges By Taylor […]

Economic Sanctions as a Foreign Policy Tool By Econofact, featuring Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School at Tufts University The use of […]

Tufts PDA, Trip to Newport, Ciff Walk (May 18, 2024) A one-day spring outing to the Newport Cliff Walk for Tufts postdocs and their families

First Impressions of Nepal By Ishika Gupta On May 15th, our South Asian Regional Committee (SARC) group left Boston for Nepal. Though excited, the five of us […]

Agricultural Practices of the Chinampas in Xochimilco by Victor Vazquez Chinampas are artificial islands that persisted in the Valley of Mexico for Millenia, the Aztecs came to the valley […]

Museum Job Roundup 5/18/2024Welcome to the weekly roundup! We do our best to collect the latest job openings and welcome submissions from the community. For more Continue reading

New Digital Humanities Minor at Tufts A Four Course Sequence Tufts DH continues to innovate with its brand new digitalRead More

Commencement prep '24!This weekend marks the exciting Commencement festivities at Tufts, a highlight for the entire university and especially the Fletcher […]

Transatlantic Relations and the War in Ukraine: The Road to the Summit By Peter Rough, Fletcher alumnus and Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute Peter Rough briefs the State Department’s Foreign Press C […]

A New Russian Offensive Stretches Ukrainian Forces. Possibly To The Breaking Point. By Mike Eckel, Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent Ukrainian civilians evacuated from border regions with Russia. An important […]

Indigenous Languages and Cultures in Mexico By Gabriela Perez My parents are disconnected from their indigenous roots, but the trips to my parents’ childhood homes and seeing my […]

Europe's Summer of Violent Discontent? Is the attempted assassination of Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico a harbinger? By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International […]

Exploring Mexico's Diversity Through the Lens of the Maya Train By Miguel Villanucci Understanding the complexities of Mexico’s population trends, cultural richness,  community behaviors, and ul […]

If you want to make the world a better place, focus on women  The move could draw the United States and Europe more directly into the war. The Biden administration continues to say there will be no […]

Belousov Appointed as Russian Minister of Defense By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School Executive Summary: On May 12, Moscow […]