This article mentions mathematician Moon Duchin's summer course "Geometry and Redistricting," which trained mathematicians and other analytical professionals on creating solutions to redistricting and gerrymandering problems.

This article mentions mathematician Moon Duchin's summer course "Geometry and Redistricting," which trained mathematicians and other analytical professionals on creating solutions to redistricting and gerrymandering problems.

The Tufts University Prison Initiative at the Tisch College hosted James Forman, Jr. to discuss his book Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America.

Tisch College's Peter Levine and Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg coauthored a study that urges for a renewed focus on civics education in schools.

Tisch College's National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement found that student turnout in the 2016 election rose to 48.3 percent, three percent more than in 2012.

Prof. Doug Brugge, co-chair of the Tisch College Community Research Center, is frustrated by the struggle Native American communities face obtaining federal funding to fix poor water systems.

Mathematician Moon Duchin is combating gerrymandering with geometry.

Tisch College's Peter Levine discusses younger generations' relationship with racism.

CIRCLE's Kei-Kawashima-Ginsberg talks about the rise in voter eligibility and election participation among millennials.