When Artists Are Activists
In the early 1980s, artists across the country united to confront U.S. intervention in Central America in a movement documented by a new exhibition at Tufts
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When Artists Are Activists
In the early 1980s, artists across the country united to confront U.S. intervention in Central America in a movement documented by a new exhibition at Tufts
Indigenous Center Director Named
Vernon Miller will draw upon experience in student affairs at Cornell University and tribal affairs as a leader of the Omaha Tribe
Indigenous Center Director Named
Vernon Miller will draw upon experience in student affairs at Cornell University and tribal affairs as a leader of the Omaha Tribe
Local Nonprofit Organizations Invited to Apply for Tufts Community Grants
Grant amounts are doubled this year, thanks to a Cummings Foundation matching gift
Local Nonprofit Organizations Invited to Apply for Tufts Community Grants
Grant amounts are doubled this year, thanks to a Cummings Foundation matching gift
Black Leaders: Stories of the Past, for Today
An exhibition at Tufts pays tribute to eight remarkable people as it frames a need for structural change, say organizers
As Dean of SMFA at Tufts, Margaret Vendryes Will Build on a Legacy
The teacher, historian, curator, and artist looks to a new chapter for the storied art school
8 Korean Women Artists We Love (From Korea, and its Diaspora)
Alum JooLee Kang is one of eight contemporary Korean women artists highlighted by Art She Says.
Tufts Undergraduate Applications Rise Almost 12%
The increase comes in virtually every demographic group, creating the largest and most diverse applicant pool ever
Teaching an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Elaine Chen helps Tufts students learn the skills and outlook to innovate in any arena
Sculpting a Legacy: The Art and Impact of John Wilson
Through his famous bust of Martin Luther King Jr. and beyond, the artist and Tufts alumnus celebrated the dignity and humanity of Black Americans