Arts & Culture
In Tufts Magazine
His name is David Costabile and he’s one of the busiest character actors out there.
Long a top draw in the UK, the prolific rocker talks his critically acclaimed album Transangelic Exodus, and how his soundtrack for the Netflix hit Sex Education is bringing him new attention stateside.
Get into the weeds strategically, and other tips from Joseph Polisi, F70, outgoing president of the Juilliard School.
Stephen Sheppard, D60, has amassed one of the world’s largest collections of artifacts from the Columbian Exposition of 1893.
Grateful for his Tufts education, Gregory Arabian, A54, supports the university and today’s students in many ways.
Tufts Now
Mary Morris, J68, talks about her memoir “All the Way to the Tigers,” books that inspired her to become a writer, and what she’s reading now
When COVID-19 derailed their summer plans, these Tufts students were awarded grant funding from Tisch College for projects to help their communities instead
Producing three plays amid COVID-19—and addressing the crisis of racism—required a lot of inventive thinking for drama staff and student actors
Bookish: Michelle Bowdler talks about her book “Is Rape a Crime?”, what led to write later in life, and the books that matter most to her
The annual sale, a fundraiser for the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts, will be held Nov. 9-23
Bookish: Grace Talusan, J94, author of “The Body Papers,” explores pandemic life, racial justice, and the immigrant tradition
