Celebrating Black Joy Through the Arts
The creative team behind the show “We Move in Color” joins in conversation and performance with Tufts artists
Faculty
How Affirmative Action Bans Make Selective Colleges—and the Workforce—Less Diverse
With the U.S. Supreme Court set to hear new affirmative action cases, Professor of Sociology Natasha Warikoo details the cost of eliminating those policies
Getting to the Root of Inequality
Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology Felipe Dias uses real world experiments to delve into the mechanisms of inequality in the US and Latin America
Educating the Next Generation of Engineers
McDonnell Family Bridge Professor Milo Koretsky reflects on the growth of engineering education research
Why Don’t All Birds Fly South for the Winter?
Deciding to stick around in the chilly weather is more about food than temperature, says Professor of Biology Michael Reed
Healing Trauma Through Art
Photographer–psychoanalyst Rachelle Mozman Solano focuses on her Panamanian roots to overcome old wounds of colonization passed from one generation to the next
My Latinx Heritage ‘Infuses Everything I Do’
Tufts professors and deans share how their backgrounds enrich their teaching, research, and leadership
Three Questions About Quantum Computing and Secure Communications
As the Biden administration warns about the possibility of widely used cryptographic systems being broken, Professor of Physics and Astronomy Peter Love weighs the risks
Shedding Light on the Mysteries of Fireflies
Everyone loves fireflies. But Professor of Biology Sara Lewis understands them—and she’s determined to make sure they survive