Tasting the Many Meanings of Food
English course whets students’ appetites to understand culture through cuisine
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Are ‘New Towns’ a Solution to the Housing Crisis?
Regulations need to be relaxed to allow for new urban-like communities that bring more housing and better public transit, says urban planning expert
‘It Makes Us Feel Valued as Educators’
A professor of French on the major “for your heart”
Amid a Rise in Knee Injuries, Tips for Prevention and Recovery
A sports medicine expert shares his tips for treating and recovering from the most common knee injuries
An Afghan’s Life Story as Performance Art
A music composition class tells of the hopes and fears of a young woman’s journey
How Is Drought in New England Affecting Water Levels and the Environment?
The lack of rainwater is lowering groundwater reserves, which has cascading effects such as sinking land and potential for fire
What’s Behind the U.S. Interest in Venezuela? Oil, Minerals, and Politics
The U.S. actions against the Maduro regime is about power politics and natural resources, says a political scientist
Medford and Somerville High School Basketball Teams to Play at the Seventh Annual Tufts Classic
The teams will play in Cousens Gym on Sunday, January 18
The Quiet Radical Who Painted Black Life in Boston
Three exhibits celebrate the legacy of SMFA at Tufts alum Allan Rohan Crite, a mentor to artists and activists