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Arts & Humanities Tufts Invests in the Arts and Humanities A new grant opportunity, a spring festival, and other efforts highlight the importance of faculty and student work in those fields September 11, 2023
Arts & Humanities The Life-Changing Simplicity of Haiku A course on writing these tiny poems promises that small verse can broaden the mind September 7, 2023
Arts & Humanities Eight Banned Books Worth Reading These titles have been challenged often, but they're also highly recommended September 6, 2023
Activism & Social Justice Keeping Banned Books on the Shelves Former Tufts roommates Allison Lee and Stacy Lieberman team up to defend access to controversial titles and information August 25, 2023
Arts & Humanities The Myth of ‘Beneficial’ Slavery in Ancient Times In the ancient Near East and classical Greece and Rome, slavery was pervasive, discriminatory, and cruel, says an expert August 18, 2023
Books Writing Books for Young Readers that Celebrate Famous Black Americans Shasta Clinch chronicles the lives of leaders like Kamala Harris, Jordan Peele, and Amanda Gorman August 18, 2023
Arts & Humanities Recovering Family History for Millions of African Americans Tufts professor is named chief historian for the 10 Million Names project, guiding a team creating a public database of all enslaved people of African descent... August 3, 2023
Arts & Humanities An Opera Singer Expands Her Repertoire Tahanee Aluwihare, AG24, knows art can be exclusionary. She’s pursuing a master’s in museum education to invite people in July 19, 2023
Gender How the Legacy of Strong Women in Greek Myths Lives on Today Mythological figures like Demeter and Medusa illuminate women’s resistance and rebellion, says a classics professor July 18, 2023
Arts & Humanities Award-Winning Cookbook Author Offers a Fresh Take on New England Cuisine Tammy Donroe Inman, J95, focuses on regional desserts in her most recent cookbook, which was named ‘Book of the Year’ July 5, 2023