The Tale of Mabel, Millicent, and the Poet
Julie Dobrow, director of Tufts' Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and senior lecturer, Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development, recounts the lives, loves, and lawsuits of the mother and daughter who created the legend of Emily Dickinson
Is Separate Education Better?
Black male academies—charters and public schools—are a growing trend, but are they a good idea? A Tufts professor examines the issue
Talloires Scholars-in-Residence Applications Due Soon
Deadline for faculty interested in research and lecturing at the campus in France is January 21
The True Costs of the Border Wall
Associate Professor of Political Science Kelly M. Greenhill details the national security costs of the shutdown and how to make our borders secure
Looking for the Best Tech Toys for Kids?
Marina Umaschi Bers, professor and chair, Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development, writes this piece for 'The Conversation' about finding tech toys for kids that encourage free play and creativity
Tufts Expands Commitment to Prison Education
The new program, in collaboration with Bunker Hill Community College, offers prisoners at MCI-Concord a chance to earn a college degree
Painting Untold Stories
SMFA alum and lecturer Ria Brodell’s new book tells the stories of twenty-eight “Butch Heroes”
Art for Everyone
The annual SMFA art sale, with wide-ranging works by new and established artists, takes place November 15-19
Regeneration science takes a leap forward
A wearable bioreactor delivering treatment to a frog’s wound induced partial limb regeneration