Biology Meets Language Immersion: The New Tufts in Costa Rica Summer Program
Three professors describe the program’s focus on developing students’ Spanish language skills and scientific inquiry
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The Rise of Nationalism in England
The Conservative Party's heavy defeat in the summer 2024 general election led to a political shake-up in the United Kingdom, with the ruling Labour Party now considering the far-right Reform UK party to be its main opponent
Faculty Focus: Fall 2025
Tony Haouam is a new Assistant Professor in the Romance Studies Department; Demond Hill is a new Assistant Professor in the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development; and Randi Rotjan is a new Associate Professor of Biology
Tufts’ Fulbright Fellows Embark on Global Journeys of Discovery
TUPIT Spanish TA landed in Spain for Fulbright year
Voces/Voci/Voix/Vozes — 20th Anniversary
Celebrating 20 years of publishing student voices in Spanish, Italian, French, and Portuguese
Cooperation Protocol Between Tufts University and Camões, Institute for Cooperation and Language, I.P.
The Portuguese Program at Tufts marks a new chapter promoting the Portuguese language and Lusophone cultures on campus
The High Cost of Democracy: Freedom of the Press and Immigration Policy
The event, hosted by the Department of Romance Studies featured El Faro co-founder Oscár Martinéz and Boston immigration lawyer Iván Espinoza
Remembering Peruvian Poet, Scholar, and Activist José Antonio Mazzotti
For 19 years, he inspired students and colleagues at the School of Arts and Sciences
Remembering José Antonio Mazzotti, the King Felipe VI of Spain Professor of Spanish Culture
Professor Mazzotti was a poet and literary activist as well as a world-renowned scholar on colonial Latin American studies, Latin American and Spanish poetry, Andean studies, film studies, and endangered languages at Tufts since 2006