Gail Bambrick

Michael Downing’s new novel recounts how one woman reclaims her world

Understanding the complexities of the region is key to successful U.S. policies, says Nadim Shehadi, new director of the Fares Center

Fletcher School researchers show how the pace of technological progress in different countries is redrawing the political map

Set in West Africa, the recent page turner by Todd Moss, A92, reveals the inside battles behind 21st-century international crises

The passing of Tufts’ legendary copper beech near Ballou Hall will be marked with a ceremony on June 10

Improving the legal status of our country’s newest arrivals is not only humane but smart, says Tufts sociologist

The primary election process and corporate financing are at the root of what ails Washington, say two former congressmen

Through efforts large and small, Tufts advances its sustainability goals

Hundreds herald the arrival of the 5,000-pound statue of Jumbo the elephant

Biology professor studies how the increasing acidity that has come with climate change is affecting ocean life