Fletcher School’s Digital Heroes Sweep Competition
Tufts Now
A team of scrappy Fletcher students has taken the world of international cyber contests by storm—and designed real solutions to online threats
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Low cost chlorine dispensing device improves tap water safety in low-resource regions
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Engineers invent device that requires no electricity or moving parts, lets users collect water as they usually do
Tufts Undergraduate Applications Rise 35 Percent
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Applicant pool is most diverse on record, with interest in all programs rising across the board
In Jordan, a Painter Forges Artful Collaborations
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SMFA graduate Khaldoun Hijazin is appointed executive director of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts in Amman
Bringing Virtual Study Abroad to Students
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Faculty create international partnerships to bring global experiences into their virtual classrooms
The Siege of the US Capitol and the Future of US Foreign Policy
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Fletcher's Klaus Scharioth, former German Ambassador to the United States, discusses the long-term international implications of the January 6 Washington, DC, riots in this Global Dispatches podcast.
Economies of Digitally Advanced Nations Fare Better During Pandemic
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Resilience reflects digital infrastructure and citizen trust, according to Fletcher School study
Analysis: Senate Shift Paves Way for Straight-Talking U.S. Climate Reforms
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Fletcher Dean Rachel Kyte shares expectations for climate action under the Democratic majority in the Senate.
From Rajiv Gandhi to Narendra Modi, India’s vaccine politics has come full circle
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Fletcher graduate student Arun Mohan Sukumar examines the history of vaccine programs in India, including the government's recent approval of two COVID-19 vaccines.