New & Notable

A new book by a Fletcher research professor details the history—and future—of famine around the world

Friedman School Dean Dariush Mozaffarian supports launch of Food Is Medicine Working Group on Capitol Hill

Mustangs and Highlanders face-off in doubleheader at Tufts University on Sunday, Jan. 14, in 2nd annual event

All across the planet, nations are struggling for an answer to the question of what to do with the millions of people fleeing war, persecution, violence, and hunger. No one seems to want this displaced population. That includes the government of Kenya, which after twenty-five years of hosting one of the world’s largest refugee camps is now trying to shut the whole thing down. Under this looming threat, the U.N.’s Denis Alma Kuindje, F07, works to project hope in what just may be a hopeless situation.

How the late Tufts alum Morton Cohen became the world’s foremost expert on Lewis Carroll.