Africa Business & Economics Saffiyah Coker’s Market Research A trip to a shopping district in Ghana prompted her study of the inequities faced by the migrant women and girls who work there January 11, 2024 Education Noella Akuzwe’s Playful Engineering Back in Rwanda this summer, the rising junior helped young students flex their STEM skills through fun, visionary projects August 22, 2023 War What’s Behind the Fighting in Sudan The Sudanese army and its main militia rival are turning the country into a battle zone—and it could get worse May 15, 2023 Public Health Dan Nguyen’s Clean Water Dream He is focused on safe water, sanitation, and hygiene—keys to reducing infectious diseases worldwide April 6, 2023 Water Helping Hands for Rural Communities in Need Volunteering for Engineers Without Borders, undergrads work to improve water access in Malawi and Nicaragua March 27, 2023 Science & Technology New AI-Powered Drone Technology Aids Elephant Conservation Tufts engineers and conservationists are helping track and protect wild elephants in East Africa March 8, 2023 Film & Media A Narrative of Africa Outside the Western Gaze Kenyan animator Ng’endo Mukii brings a global view to her films and her Tufts classes February 28, 2023 Animal Health & Medicine Communication, Chimp Style—Is It Like Ours? A new study suggests wild chimpanzee vocalizations are used to coordinate their hunts, much like humans use communication as part of cooperative efforts July 29, 2022 Activism & Social Justice How Slavery Ended Slowly, and Emancipation Laws Often Kept the Enslaved in Bondage—and Rewarded the Enslavers Tufts Professor Kris Manjapra examines the history of the injustice of abolition in the U.S. and abroad and the need for reparations in his new book June 15, 2022 Global Affairs Why Providing Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine Is Challenging—and What to Do About It Tufts experts explain how to help those Ukrainians in need and others whose lives are destabilized by conflicts worldwide April 28, 2022 Load More
Business & Economics Saffiyah Coker’s Market Research A trip to a shopping district in Ghana prompted her study of the inequities faced by the migrant women and girls who work there January 11, 2024
Education Noella Akuzwe’s Playful Engineering Back in Rwanda this summer, the rising junior helped young students flex their STEM skills through fun, visionary projects August 22, 2023
War What’s Behind the Fighting in Sudan The Sudanese army and its main militia rival are turning the country into a battle zone—and it could get worse May 15, 2023
Public Health Dan Nguyen’s Clean Water Dream He is focused on safe water, sanitation, and hygiene—keys to reducing infectious diseases worldwide April 6, 2023
Water Helping Hands for Rural Communities in Need Volunteering for Engineers Without Borders, undergrads work to improve water access in Malawi and Nicaragua March 27, 2023
Science & Technology New AI-Powered Drone Technology Aids Elephant Conservation Tufts engineers and conservationists are helping track and protect wild elephants in East Africa March 8, 2023
Film & Media A Narrative of Africa Outside the Western Gaze Kenyan animator Ng’endo Mukii brings a global view to her films and her Tufts classes February 28, 2023
Animal Health & Medicine Communication, Chimp Style—Is It Like Ours? A new study suggests wild chimpanzee vocalizations are used to coordinate their hunts, much like humans use communication as part of cooperative efforts July 29, 2022
Activism & Social Justice How Slavery Ended Slowly, and Emancipation Laws Often Kept the Enslaved in Bondage—and Rewarded the Enslavers Tufts Professor Kris Manjapra examines the history of the injustice of abolition in the U.S. and abroad and the need for reparations in his new book June 15, 2022
Global Affairs Why Providing Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine Is Challenging—and What to Do About It Tufts experts explain how to help those Ukrainians in need and others whose lives are destabilized by conflicts worldwide April 28, 2022
