Screen time limits can be hard to enforce under normal circumstances. Setting screen limits on kids who are home during the COVID-19 pandemic can...
Arts & Culture
April 8, 2020 Large Image
When you’re stuck at home with kids and teens, use screens as tools for creativity and connection
April 7, 2020 Large Image
From world heritage sites to our local communities, the meaning of heritage is open to interpretation, says a Tufts art history professor
When President Donald Trump earlier this year threatened military attacks on cultural sites in Iran, it caused a global outcry. In Paris, UNESCO...
March 3, 2020 Large Image
“Sense and Sensibility” hits the stage at Tufts, a reminder of the timelessness of social pressures—and the importance of a moral compass
From the beginning of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, the odds are heavily stacked against the two heroines, teenage sisters Elinor...
February 21, 2020 Large Image
"Black Radical" by Kerri Greenidge tells the story of a civil rights agitator who empowered working black people at the turn of the 20th century
In Black Radical: The Life and Times of William Monroe Trotter, the hero’s story starts at the end. It’s 1934, at the depth of the Great...
February 6, 2020 Large Image
A new exhibition of work by more than thirty artists at Tufts University Art Galleries sheds light on those imprisoned and their families
For most people moving through their daily lives, the 2.3 million Americans who are incarcerated are essentially invisible—as is the country’s...