Tufts in the Media

Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte comments on the impact that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could have on poorer nations if their fuel is diverted to Europe. Kyte is aiding U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on the humanitarian response to Russia’s invasion.

Graduating TUSM student Sherry Reddix discusses her experience at the Abortion Training Institute and why she plans to be a future abortion provider. 

SMFA graduate students Alonso Nichols and Juyon Lee discuss their thesis work in this Boston Globe spotlight on notable master of fine arts graduates.

Fletcher student Polina Beliakova co-authors this piece examining the shift in the war in Ukraine as Russia focuses on the Donbas region.

In his regular column, Fletcher’s Daniel Drezner discusses his expectations for Twitter under the ownership of Elon Musk.

This remembrance of longtime UEP and TUSM professor Sheldon Krimsky, who passed away on April 23, chronicles his life and career. A link to a Tufts Now in memoriam is included.

Historian and alumna Erika Lee is noted as Tufts’ May 22 commencement speaker in this roundup of Boston-area college commencements. 

The Friedman School's Fang Fang Zhang is quoted throughout this article on dietary supplements, sharing some of her research findings.

The Friedman School’s Daniel Maxwell examines how the war in Ukraine is impacting the global food system and worsening conditions for countries already at risk of famine

Evan Horowitz, director of Tisch College’s cSPA, comments on the legislative debate over the state’s $50 billion budget plan saying “When it feels like there’s more money than we know what to do with, it opens the door to bad policies.”