Instructor Spotlight: Jessica Sutton
Tufts Alumna brings legal expertise to study of Mass Incarcerations.
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Instructor Spotlight: Jon Jon Moore
Tufts Alum Jon Jon Moore returns to teach "Race, Politics, and the Paranormal Imagination."
ExCollege Throwback
Tufts Now recently looked back at this 1972 ExCollege cooking class for men designed to promote women’s lib.
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The Psychology of Dogs: Explorations Course Seeks to Understand Man’s Best Friend
Eager to get to the bottom of this relationship, juniors Parker Killenberg and Jordan Sclar have created an Explorations course, Man’s Best Friend: The Psychology of Dogs for first-year students this Fall.
Antarctica: The Far South in Science and Culture
A fascinating course that explores Antarctica's formation and future in a storytelling context, taught by Marissa Grunes, whose dissertation examined the intersection of architecture and environmentalism in 19th c. American literature.
From The Office to The Good Place: Learning Leadership Skills from Fictional TV Shows
Tufts seniors Sophia Song and Kenar Haratunian believe binge-watching television shows isn’t just fun, it can be educational, too!
First-Year Students Flex Their Empathy Muscles
What makes us human? What connects each of us despite our different backgrounds, interests and aspirations? Caroline Wolinsky challenges our notions of what empathy means in her Explorations course.
Diving Into the Depths of Avatar: The Last Airbender
Jumbos "master the elements" of complex themes of a critically acclaimed show. Old and new fans alike have come together to express their love for the show and marvel over its characters, art, and world-building.