UPDATE:
Starting July 1, the Tufts International Travel Policy will require advanced registration through the Tufts Travel Registry for university business-related international travel.
A World Without TB? John Green Says It’s Overdue
In a talk at Tufts, the author takes on the deadly disease and the fault in our values that helps it persist
The Strain Between the U.S. and NATO and Europe—and What It Means
Europe isn’t prepared to defend itself, and trust between it and the U.S. is at an all-time low, says expert
Stopping Nipah Before It Spreads
Following a recent outbreak in India, two Tufts University experts explain how Nipah virus moves from animals to people—and how smarter prevention can reduce future risk
Announcing Global Tufts Month: March 2026
The theme for Global Tufts Month in 2026 is "Global Perspectives on Climate Change."
The New START Treaty Is Ending. What Does That Mean for Nuclear Risk?
Scholars at The Fletcher School explain the treaty’s legacy, its unraveling, and the dangers of a less regulated nuclear world
Tufts Global In the News
States where groceries take the biggest bite out of your budget
USA Today
Friedman School’s William Masters identifies factors driving up the cost of groceries and offers tips for saving money when shopping for food.
Following one of these five diets may be the key to living longer
Scientific American
HNRCA’s Sai Das comments on research that shows any one of five diet categories that are rich in fruits and vegetables can boost one’s lifespan.
Ayatollah Khamenei's Politics of Martyrdom
Foreign Policy
Fletcher Visitor Professor Arash Reisinezhad examines why U.S. pressure on Iran is unlikely to yield concessions from Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as in Khamenei’s view, “surrender is not a policy outcome.”