UPDATE:
Starting July 1, the Tufts International Travel Policy will require advanced registration through the Tufts Travel Registry for university business-related international travel.
Who in the World Can Afford Healthy Food?
Tufts research measuring the cost of a nutritious diet across the globe is changing how we talk about food security and malnutrition
Tufts Announces Agreement with Indian Institute of Science
Key to the new collaboration with India’s leading public research university is an interdisciplinary center of excellence on nutrition science and medicine
A Semester Abroad Inspired His Tasty Start-up
Now Joshua Reed-Diawuoh’s fair-trade snack company is empowering African farmers
A Lifelong Loyalty to Truth
Howie Severino, A83, reflects on a career reporting on dictators, rebuilding Filipino journalism, and telling stories across all walks of life
Does the Iron Fist Bring Down Gang-Related Crime?
Using the cases of El Salvador and Honduras, a Tufts sociologist examines whether ‘states of exception’ truly stop violence or merely shift it
Tufts Global In the News
Time for Iran to have a 'new set of leadership': Toft
CNBC
Fletcher’s Monica Duffy Toft joins Access Middle East to discuss the shifting balance of power in the Middle East and the latest fallout from the Israel-Iran conflict and tentative ceasefire.
Ceasefires like the one between Iran and Israel often fail – but an agreement with specific conditions is more likely to hold
The Conversation
Fletcher’s Donald Heflin explains how military ceasefires are typically negotiated and what factors contribute to successful deals within the context of the recently announced Israel-Iran ceasefire agreement.
How Democrats undermined their own arguments about Trump’s war powers
MSNBC
In his regular opinion column, Fletcher’s Michael A. Cohen details how U.S. presidents from both political parties have disregarded the War Powers Resolution to take military actions without the approval of Congress.