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Visual Arts An Artist Goes Deep on Sea Research Alum Elly Vadseth will talk about using art to bring new perspectives to ocean exploration at an event celebrating the power of creative collaborations February 27, 2026
Animal Health & Medicine How to Think Like a Pastoralist As climate changes and borders shift, nomadic animal herders are going strong. Here ’s what we can learn from them. February 17, 2026
Climate & Sustainability How Is Drought in New England Affecting Water Levels and the Environment? The lack of rainwater is lowering groundwater reserves, which has cascading effects such as sinking land and potential for fire January 5, 2026
Food & Nutrition When Spending Less Delivers More Climate-Friendly Nutrition Healthy diets can use lower-cost, lower-emission foods, finds a new global study December 10, 2025
Climate & Sustainability Translating Global Climate Goals to a Local Farm Students and community members connect urban agriculture efforts to UN environmental summit November 13, 2025
Climate & Sustainability The ‘Black Forager’ Nibbles the Campus Alexis Nikole Nelson, an expert on foraging, shares advice for safely eating foods found in the wild November 4, 2025
Climate & Sustainability A Tufts-Led, Historic Commitment to Sustainability Thirty-five years ago, Tufts guided other universities to the creation of the Talloires Declaration. Its legacy endures today August 26, 2025
Business & Economics How Rural Women Advance India’s Sustainable Future Ajaita Shah ’s innovative “tech + trust” model has built a network of women entrepreneurs August 26, 2025
Climate & Sustainability Wildfire Smoke Is Obvious. Its Long-Term Health Impacts Are Not A School of Medicine expert and an alum share what’s needed to better understand how wildfire smoke, both wildland and urban, impacts our health August 20, 2025
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