Seven professors of the practice are the focus of a show this month at SMFA at Tufts.
Writing isn’t just about producing—it’s about sitting in the stillness of overlooked spaces, says Simon Han, professor of the practice, Department of English.
Lorgia García Peña is the new Mellon Associate Professor in the Department of Studies in Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora; Amy Lischko is a new Professor of the Practice in the Department of Community Health; and Lawrence Uricchio is the new Youniss Family Assistant Professor of Innovation in the Department of Biology.
The annual event supporting art students takes place online October 22 to November 4.
A summer program at Tufts providing research work in mathematics for underrepresented students yields promising results for the future of the field.
From the national tour of “In the Heights” and the Tony-winning “Fun Home” to shows he writes himself, Joel Perez, A08, brings a fresh perspective to the stage.
An outstanding group of faculty will join A&S for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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The Indigenous People Center will open to the Tufts community as the newest identity center in the Division of Student Diversity and Inclusion.
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Professor Adriana Zavala co-founded an organization to bring visibility to often-overlooked artists of Latin American and Caribbean ancestry in the U.S.
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From movie fans to working filmmakers and scholars of the cinema, Tufts faculty have sharpened the university’s focus on the subject.
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The former Jumbo standout player, with a .625 career win percentage as head coach over 25 seasons, comes back to campus.
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An exhibition of Armenian liturgical textiles at Tufts University Art Galleries highlights what’s preserved—and lost—in a civilization under fire.
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Noe Montez, chair of the Department of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies, shares the plays and shows that inspired him toward a career in Latinx theater and performance.
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Faculty spend a semester having the ‘uncomfortable’ conversations, with the goal of more inclusive classrooms.
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Tufts graduates establish Schuler Access Initiative, including a $25 million challenge to Tufts to raise funds for low-income students.
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From Renaissance platform shoes that were nearly two feet high to today’s virtual sneakers that can’t even be worn, Elizabeth Semmelhack, AG93, illuminates the many meanings of footwear.
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Books, films, multimedia—and even a Spotify playlist—recommended by members of the Tufts community.
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Tufts philosopher Daniel C. Dennett debates in a new co-authored book about free will, moral responsibility, and getting our just deserts.
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For 40 years, photojournalist April Saul, J76, has documented the lives of people in Camden—honoring both their sorrow and their joy.