Charting a Course from Asia to Latin America
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
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Amelia Miller, A23
School: School of Arts and Sciences Degree: Bachelor of ArtsHome: Literally, it’s my hometown in Pennsylvania, but metaphorically, it’s any place where I can be myself, build deep and meaningful connections with others, and find room to grow
Building a Synapse to Our Other Self
Poetry connects us to ourselves and others on a fundamental level, says Sara Deniz Akant
Digital Media Professorship Honors a Beloved Teacher
Gift pays tribute to the legacy of political scientist Don Klein
What the Egg Crisis Reveals About Our Food System
Tufts experts examine the unprecedented price hikes through a historical and cultural lens
Will the Fox News Settlement with Dominion Change the Network?
Political scientist Jeffrey Berry weighs the odds that the $787.5 million the network is paying out will alter the way it reports the news
What’s the Link Between Interest Rates and Inflation Expectations?
As the U.S. inflation rate slowed to a 5% clip in March, an economist explains the role expectations play in how inflation plays out
Not Just Surviving, But Thriving
Softball player Katrina Yuzefpolsky shares a message of hope for those affected by gun violence in America
Algorithms Have Put the AI in Painting. But Is It Art?
Four art professors look beyond the hype of the image generator boom