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Through her research on early modern Europe, Professor of History Alisha Rankin is shedding light on little known medical practices, often led by women

Tufts professor is named chief historian for the 10 Million Names project, guiding a team creating a public database of all enslaved people of African descent in the U.S. from the 1500s to 1865

A new book argues that our knowledge-based world was built on foundations laid by the League

Cameron Hollenbeck, AG’23, MA in History, is exploring how a Japanese general helped spread antisemitism in early 20th century Japan

A Tufts scholar explores the little-known early history of Asians in the Americas—and advocates for a view of history that transcends the concept of the nation

Tufts experts examine the unprecedented price hikes through a historical and cultural lens

In a celebrated new book, Assistant Professor of History Kerri Greenidge writes about a pair of white abolitionist sisters who had an uneasy relationship with their Black nephews

Ruby Belle Booth, A21, began working with the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning & Engagement as a Tufts undergraduate and continues to support young voters as the research center’s elections coordinator

Hair-raising sixteenth-century reports emphasize the tests’ control arms and societal benefit.