 The machine shop at the Science and Technology Center has seen its share of changes over the decades, but its mission—to turn scientific musings into workable experiments—is as vital as ever. More...
 A Feinstein Center program studies the role that traditional seers play in resolving disputes in conflict-ridden eastern Africa. More...
 Blogging about seafood is going swimmingly for Jennifer Wilmes McGuire (N'06), manager of nutrition communication for the National Fisheries Institute. More...
 A video recap of the Office of Sustainability's Eco-Rep Symposium, a student's photos from Tufts' Veterans Day ceremony and the trailer from an alum's forthcoming documentary about life in Iran. More...
 In Daniel Dennett's Language and Mind course, freshmen and sophomores match wits with one of Tufts' top thinkers. More...
 As people and animals increasingly share habitats, Tufts veterinarians answer the call to safeguard public health. More...
 Sports News: Stellar Seasons Come to a Close for Field Hockey, Volleyball The Jumbo field hockey team fell to Salisbury 1-0 on Nov. 21 in the NCAA Div. III Final Four. On Nov. 19, the Tufts volleyball team's historic season came to an end when the Jumbos lost 3-1 to Hope College in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Div. III Championship. Read more on the Tufts Athletics website. More... A state-of-the-art "natural playground" at the Eliot-Pearson Children’s School delights kids and sparks research on child development. More...
 Real-world Science Comes to the Classroom Students in three Boston public high schools will learn more than textbook lessons in biology in the next few years, thanks to a collaboration between scientists from the School of Medicine and teachers from the Boston public schools. More... Peter Levine leads an effort at Tisch College to create a new role for social networking: linking community organizers around specific issues. More...
 With rollicking performances by an undergraduate cast, the classic Cole Porter show Kiss Me Kate is a hit at Balch Arena Theater. More...
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Department of International Relations presents Global Lens 2009 Fall 2009 The Global Lens film series is an annual touring film program of eight to ten narrative feature films from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Sacred Monsters: Everyday Animism in Contemporary Japanese Art Sept. 10-Nov. 22 Nov. 22, 3PM Celebrating Fernando Birri's Films Nov. 23, 5PM Nov. 30, 5:30PM News Releases:
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