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A Conversation with Rachel Kyte, New Dean of The Fletcher School

Kyte, a visionary leader on climate change, describes her hopes for the school

Rachel Kyte, the new dean of The Fletcher School, talks in an interview about the transformational role the school can play in the lives of its students and the world.

Constraints and Complexities of Information and Analysis in Humanitarian Emergencies: Evidence from Yemen

A study of the effectiveness of the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) system, as it is used to identify famine and levels of food insecurity in Yemen.

Three Ways to Help Solve the Immigration Crisis

Professors from The Fletcher School offer strategies that would help migrants, refugees, and host countries

A man carries his sleeping three-year-old son past a migration check point. Tufts professors talk about strategies that would help migrants, refugees, and host countries.

Battling Against Ebola in Congo

A Cummings School expert in global health shares what’s working in the latest outbreak—and what needs to change

A Ebola health worker in full hazardous matter gear at a treatment center in Beni in eastern Congo, where Ebola treatments are being offered.

Leading LGBT Advocacy in the Arab World

Fletcher graduate Tarek Zeidan revives a groundbreaking gay rights organization in his native Lebanon

Ahead of G7, Youth Tackle Inequality

Tufts alumna Nikita Shukla, A17, represents American young people at international summit

student helps staffers at an Indian health clinic

Tell Me More: How We Treat Immigrants

Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Nicholas Kristof talks in a Tufts podcast about how we’ve long been wrong on immigration

The Extinction Crisis

With up to one million species on the brink of disappearing in the coming decades, what can we do?

Undergrads Do Research in Morocco

Fifteen students fanned out over the North African country in March to learn more about topics ranging from migration to religion

Tufts students with Moroccan political experts

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