If We Worry About Privacy, Why Do We Share So Much Online?
Smartphones have made everyone a creator—but there are consequences; film and media studies professor explains
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A Garden That Grows Art Supplies
Students harvest inks, pigments, and community in the SMFA at Tufts fiber and dye garden
How I Spent My Summer Internship
Six undergraduates discuss what they’ve learned on the job
Where the Founding Fathers Found Their Inspiration
The idea of an independent United States was inspired in no small part by Greco-Roman ideals, argues a classics professor
Edward Kinservik’s Norwegian Tour of His Ancestor’s Art
The art and anthropology student spent his summer researching the work of his renowned woodcarver relative, Lars Kinsarvik
He’s Still Teaching, Even After Death
My husband and I decided to return to Tufts after our lives ended to help educate future medical professionals
When a Class Assignment Becomes a Cause
Collaborating with Eye Corps gave Derby Entrepreneurship Center students much more than just hands-on marketing experience
‘That’s the Role of a Mentor, Right?’
A campus life leader on the transformative power of caring
Out of Fragile Beginnings, A Long-Lived Democracy
Political scientist Eitan Hersh on why the “project of America” has lasted, and what we need to do to keep it working