Capturing the Visual History of Theater
Longtime drama professor Laurence Senelick’s extensive collection celebrates the performing arts across the centuries
Two Tufts Faculty Get Prestigious Award
Professor of Chemistry Charles Sykes and Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos share the American Chemical Society Catalysis Lectureship for their groundbreaking research
From Tufts to STEM Advocate
Tufts Ph.D. candidate Amanda Strawhacker is helping to develop a tool to foster a love for science, technology, engineering and math in young children
From Tufts to Teaching Code
As a doctoral student in Mathematics, Joanne Lin developed deep interests in coding, data science, and teaching that are shaping her future career choices and are making an impact on programming at Tufts.
The Fantastic Worlds of Hayao Miyazaki
A new book by Susan Napier, Goldthwaite Professor of Rhetoric and Japanese Studies, Department of International Literary and Cultural Studies, analyzes the Japanese anime director’s films—and his life
Opening Up Research Opportunities
The Visiting and Early Research Scholar Experience summer program for underrepresented students starts accepting applications February 1
Focusing on the Humanities
Humanistic inquiry can play a critical role in helping society, says Kamran Rastegar, new director of the Center for the Humanities at Tufts
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
Apply for the Laidlaw Scholars Program
Undergraduates—usually starting as sophomores—do research two consecutive summers with Tufts faculty mentors