Understanding Hate and How to Counter it
Anti-bias and non-discrimination trainings aim to foster inclusive environments through education and action
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The Dorms (and Rules) Have Changed, But Roommates Remain Key to Student Life
From buildings with coal stoves to today’s apartment-style spaces, students have forged lifelong friendships in residence halls at Tufts
Documenting Women’s History and Making History of Her Own
Through her research on early modern Europe, Professor of History Alisha Rankin is shedding light on little known medical practices, often led by women
The Human Element: For Student Scientists, Learning to Place Biology in Social Context
A year-long undergraduate course encourages deep conversations about connecting with community
The Importance of Play for Young Chimpanzees and Their Mothers
A study suggests that the persistence of young chimps playing with their mothers, even in times of food scarcity, is crucial for their development
It’s 2054, and Civil War Seems Near
Following up on their bestselling novel “2034,” Tufts alums Elliot Ackerman and James Stavridis offer a cautionary tale of political strife in the U.S. and the rise of biological AI
Chocolate and the Emerging Science Protecting Rainforests
Biologist Luke Powell, A03, shares how findings from ecological research, integrated with African cocoa farming, can protect the planet's most biodiverse habitat
Helping to Restore Stolen African Works
Professor Kwasi Ampene played a significant role in returning antiquities to West African’s Asante kingdom
Rare Books as Tangible History
Selections from Tufts Special Collections venture into the classroom to illustrate the creative endeavor of book printing through the ages