Why is Turkey Pushing Refugees to Return to Syria?
Erdogan’s controversial proposal responds to shifting public opinion and his desire for a buffer zone on his southern border, says Fletcher School professor
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Fletcher Welcomes New Faculty
From cybersecurity to Hellenic studies, these three professors bring fresh expertise to Tufts
Three Questions About AI
Fletcher graduate Olaf Groth explores technology’s promise and perils in his new book
Tufts Institute of the Environment Marks Its Twentieth Anniversary
A program celebrating two decades of activism includes awards to Janetrix Hellen Amuguni and Jennifer Baldwin and a talk by U.S. Senator Edward Markey
Tufts Dental Students Participate in Global Service Learning Program in Zambia
This summer, TUSDM students Amanjot K. Sarao and Se Ha Park (both D20) and Adwoa Baidoo, Joyce Forbes, and Chardai Lyde (D21) took part in a Global Service Learning trip to Zambia led by Dr. John Morgan.
CIERP & CREATE Research Seminar: Agrosocial Resilience in a Changing World: Working Across the Coffee Supply Chain in a Coupled Socio-Environmental System
Presented by Colin Orians; Co-investigators include Laura Kuhl and Sean Cash
Ways to Save the Planet: Making Car Charging Free
A Fletcher School graduate helps create no-fee charging stations for electric vehicles
Ways to Save the Planet: Activating the States
States like California play an outsized role in fighting climate change by regulating greenhouse gas emissions and promoting clean energy, two Fletcher School graduates say
Ways to Save the Planet: Saving the Swamps
Fletcher School’s William Moomaw argues for conserving wetlands to fight climate change
