Arts & Humanities

Tufts artists illuminate the beauty of glass with techniques both new and old, while speaking to issues of our time

As part of the Tufts Prison Initiative, a philosophy teacher and her students held an Ethics Bowl with incarcerated students

Celebrity, monster, antihero—the serial murderer has many faces in our movies, books, and shows, and we love them all

You can find glass sea creatures, gruesome medical devices, and other wonders in the university’s libraries and archives

Kelli Morgan’s path as a curator led her to establish the new Anti-Racist Curatorial Practice certificate program at Tufts

In her groundbreaking graphic novels, SMFA at Tufts graduate Amruta Patil defies easy categorization

Photographer–psychoanalyst Rachelle Mozman Solano focuses on her Panamanian roots to overcome old wounds of colonization passed from one generation to the next

The new program is named after Artemis, an ancient lunar goddess turned feminist icon, explains a classics professor

The lesson of philosophers like Marcus Aurelius—live in the present moment to help manage destructive emotions—is in everything from French Renaissance tunes to...

Arthur set new standards for children’s media thanks to its humor, humanity, and life lessons—and a little help from Tufts experts