Lights, Camera, Activism
Tufts film production students work on a Hollywood-caliber video about an unsung 19th century civil rights activist
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Study Finds METCO School Desegregation Program Benefits K-12 Students
Boston students attending suburban schools had improved test scores, attendance rates, and college outcomes, Tufts economist shows
Tufts Named a Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students
Recent alumni are spread out across the world, supported by grants that encourage study and research abroad
A pair of ambitious photo exhibits look at sexuality and race in Boston during the ’70s
‘As the World Burns: Queer Photography and Nightlife in Boston’ and ‘Christian Walker: The Profane and the Poignant’ run through April 21 at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts
Christian Walker’s Candid, Caring Photos of the Combat Zone and Other Taboo Subjects
A retrospective of the SMFA alum’s work comes home to Boston at the Tufts University Art Galleries
A Life of ‘Empathy, Pragmatism, and Leadership’: Forrester Blanchard Washington
The dedication of Tufts’ first Black alumnus to improving living conditions for African Americans included service in the Roosevelt Administration’s unofficial “Black Cabinet”
Undergraduate Applications Continue to Grow as Geographical Diversity Expands
More than 34,400 apply to the Class of 2028, and set a new record for applications to the School of Engineering
Students Put an Inventive Spin on Electronic Musical Instrument Design
Tufts Alum and Senior Lecturer in Music Paul Lehrman, AG10, has seen students in his course Electronic Musical Instrument Design create instruments in shapes as varied as a sword, a turtle, a plain black box, and a pyramid
The New Rules of Tipping
It’s an American tradition, but as consumers are being asked to tip more often—and sometimes in advance—they are finding gratuities harder to navigate