Race

How a Tufts professor deepened his appreciation of the civil rights leader by directing and acting in a play about King’s life

A multidisciplinary research seminar shows undergrads how to work with primary sources and bring history to life

Anchored in research but pulsing with color, her exhibit at Tufts examines social struggle in America

The legacy of enslavement—more than the concept of race—is at the root of our entrenched, caste-like social hierarchy, philosophy professor Lionel McPherson...

Political scientist and alumna Christina Greer was the featured speaker for Tufts’ fifth annual day of remembrance and reflection

While majoring in sciences, she’s discovered a creative outlet in writing—and a vehicle for exploring her Filipina history

SMFA at Tufts student Julie Francois discusses her search through archival materials that illustrate the Black experience on the Hill across the years

The former director reflects on her 30-plus years at the Tufts Asian American Center

Tufts film production students work on a Hollywood-caliber video about an unsung 19th-century civil rights activist

Part of the career of the first Black alumnus of Tufts College included service in the Roosevelt Administration’s unofficial “Black Cabinet”