Arts & Culture
In Tufts Magazine
Jeffrey Glassberg, A69, helped usher in the age of CSI-style criminal investigation by inventing genetic fingerprinting. Then he set out to save the butterfly, and with it the world.
We asked nine Tufts professors to tell us the personal stories behind their elaborate Commencement fashions.
Meet the real estate magnate who’s betting he can get you off your private screens and back into a movie theater.
For more than half a century now, the Ex College has been challenging convention, setting trends, and preparing students for the world of tomorrow.
“Last year I returned to Naples, the city that inspired my love of art more than fifty years ago when I spent a semester there as part of the Tufts in Italy program. Here are a few excerpts from a travel journal I kept during my most recent trip.”
Tufts Now
Alum Barbara Shapiro hit it big with her novel “The Art Forger,” and now she’s back with an art-obsessive tale from the 1920s
The Vision Festival at Tufts: Art and Social Justice in America brings the best in free jazz and more to campus on October 27
The Tufts community will stage a full reading of Mary Shelley’ 1818 classic “Frankenstein” on October 31
A new film by Tufts faculty takes on the divide between once all-white Ferguson, Missouri and neighboring all-black Kinloch
SMFA’s Jeannie Simms traveled to Italy to work with townspeople and new immigrants to create art and build collaboration
A new play by a Tufts doctoral student tells the story of the Tulsa Black Wall Street Massacre of 1921
