How a 160-Year-Old Letter by a Black “Body Servant” in the Confederacy Changed My Career
My Moment: An obscure bit of Civil War correspondence inspired me to examine American history through the stories of everyday people
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Managing Wilderness in Iceland as Climate Change Melts Its Glaciers
Audrey Ingolfsdottir balances tourism and environmental protection as board chair of Vatnajokull National Park
Drinking Chlorinated Water in Low-Income Countries Passes Microbiome Test
Study shows low-cost water purification, which can save thousands of lives from waterborne diseases, does not harm beneficial bacteria in children’s guts
Managing Wilderness in Iceland as Climate Change Melts Its Glaciers
Audrey Ingolfsdottir balances tourism and environmental protection as board chair of Vatnajokull National Park
After Afghanistan Fell to the Taliban, Three Tufts Alumnae Aided Afghans Around the World
An ambassador, a professor, and a U.S. diplomat advocate for those facing danger at home and uncertainty abroad
In the Chaotic Evacuation of Afghanistan, the Tufts Network Arranged a Midnight Convoy
A first-hand account of the effort to help Afghans at risk make it onto one of the last flights out
Mobilizing Young Conservatives to Act on Climate Change
George Behrakis promotes a carbon dividend plan that would impose fees on polluting companies and rebate the revenue to taxpayers
Goodbye to Gluten and Other Allergens at Carmichael
Menu gets a makeover and dining center gets a rebranding
Malyar Sadeq Azad, A20, F22
School: The Fletcher School
Degree: Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy
Home: Prior to moving to the United States, I was a journalist in Afghanistan. The United States is my adopted country.
Degree: Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy
Home: Prior to moving to the United States, I was a journalist in Afghanistan. The United States is my adopted country.
