Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life
Castro talks about civic life, the importance of the youth vote, and the role of the United States in foreign affairs.
A Tufts alumna and former Tisch Summer Fellow is helping lead a startup trying to encourage recent college grads to go into local government.
At a Tisch College Civic Life eLunch, Liz Walker tells a Tufts audience about a community effort to help those suffering from the effects of trauma.
At a Tisch College event, Terry McAuliffe shared his recipe for political success: start young, love your job, and get in people’s—and occasionally alligators’—faces.
A new poll from Tisch College's CIRCLE researchers shows high interest in midterms among youngest voters and strong support for Democrats.
Tisch College is involved in one of these outstanding research projects: Equity in Health, Wealth, and Civic Engagement
At a Tisch College Civic Life Lunch, , former Obama speechwriter David Litt told students that humor makes people pay attention and can be used to create positive change
Invisible particles in the air are responsible for three of the top ten causes of ill health and death worldwide, warns a new book by Tisch College Senior Fellow Doug Brugge.
Using the university’s libraries, the Bridging Differences initiative encourages learning about the political, social, and cultural issues that divide our society.
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A Tufts alumna and former Tisch Summer Fellow is helping lead a startup trying to encourage recent college grads to go into local government.
At a Tisch College Civic Life eLunch, Liz Walker tells a Tufts audience about a community effort to help those suffering from the effects of trauma.
At a Tisch College event, Terry McAuliffe shared his recipe for political success: start young, love your job, and get in people’s—and occasionally alligators’—faces.
A new poll from Tisch College's CIRCLE researchers shows high interest in midterms among youngest voters and strong support for Democrats.
Tisch College is involved in one of these outstanding research projects: Equity in Health, Wealth, and Civic Engagement
At a Tisch College Civic Life Lunch, , former Obama speechwriter David Litt told students that humor makes people pay attention and can be used to create positive change
Invisible particles in the air are responsible for three of the top ten causes of ill health and death worldwide, warns a new book by Tisch College Senior Fellow Doug Brugge.
Using the university’s libraries, the Bridging Differences initiative encourages learning about the political, social, and cultural issues that divide our society.