Poetry isn’t just meant to be read—ideally it’s recited aloud to an audience. These days, of course, that’s out of the question. So to mark...
Arts & Culture
April 22, 2020 Video
Professor of the practice Natalie Shapero shares three poems to celebrate National Poetry Month
April 17, 2020 Large Image
From matzah delivery service to virtual seders, the Jewish community is staying connected and accepting the imperfect
Passover is normally a time when the Jewish community comes together to celebrate spring and liberation, and families and friends gather for a...
April 17, 2020 Large Image
Historic protest posters still make an impact in course at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts
Among some 60 protest posters spread out for viewing, one made an unforgettable impression. In lower-case white letters marching across a black...
April 16, 2020 Large Image
An art school professor and his students talk about the vast potential of VR—and their work in it
Virtual reality, that mind-expanding bridge between the real and imaginary, is moving rapidly from an expensive, niche, high-tech tool into the...
April 15, 2020 Large Image
Our watch list spotlights actors, directors, and others with Jumbo ties
If you’re binge-watching TV shows and movies during this pandemic (like most of us), you can maintain your connection to Tufts by streaming these...