Books

Understanding how deeply embedded war is in Russia’s view of itself may help us understand the invasion of Ukraine, says the Tufts author of “Russia: The Story...

How do you teach one of the most challenging authors in American literature to a group of freshmen—Kurt's grandson among them? Last fall Mark Lannigan, A23...

Tisch College professor and Associate Dean Peter Levine’s father built an enormous book collection that recently found a new home at a Bosnian library trying to...

The "See No Stranger" author will address the Tufts community on March 28

Author Nina Sankovitch, J84, once embarked on a self-healing journey to read a book a day for a year. Today, her devotion to stories continues.

Looking for a good read? The Tufts community—faculty, staff, and alumni—share more than 40 of their favorites with you

Books, films, multimedia—and even a Spotify playlist—recommended by members of the Tufts community to expand your horizons

Tufts philosopher Daniel C. Dennett debates in a new co-authored book about free will, moral responsibility, and getting our just deserts

Need a good read? Tufts faculty, staff, and alumni share their favorite books—timely and classic

“The Revelations,” a fictional foray into the nature of consciousness, was shaped by author Erik Hoel’s career as a neuroscientist—and by “Moby Dick”