Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life
The Youth Economic Participation Initiative, one of Talloires' signature programs, supports universities around the world in creating pathways for their students to develop business ventures.
Tisch College Associate Dean for Research Peter Levine and Tisch College Faculty Fellow Moon Duchin write about efforts to use advanced mathematics to combat unfair congressional redistricting.
Through the Tufts Prison Initiative at Tisch College, Tufts students and incarcerated people study literature together and learn from each other.
Longtime activist Lois Gibbs says individuals must organize to confront environmental disasters like Love Canal—and Flint.
Community and university to partner in teaching and research
According to a report released today, Tufts students turned out to vote in 2016 and greatly increased their participation over 2012.
Among youth, women voted at a greater rate than men, and Hispanics and Asians voted more than 2012, Tufts researchers say.
In her new role as Associate Dean at Tisch College, Diane Ryan brings experience from leadership programs at West Point.
Tufts University’s Tisch College today released an analysis of the voting patterns of millions of students in 2016. Overall college-student turnout increased by more than three percentage points—from 45.1% to 48.3%—from 2012 to 2016.
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The Youth Economic Participation Initiative, one of Talloires' signature programs, supports universities around the world in creating pathways for their students to develop business ventures.
Tisch College Associate Dean for Research Peter Levine and Tisch College Faculty Fellow Moon Duchin write about efforts to use advanced mathematics to combat unfair congressional redistricting.
Through the Tufts Prison Initiative at Tisch College, Tufts students and incarcerated people study literature together and learn from each other.
Longtime activist Lois Gibbs says individuals must organize to confront environmental disasters like Love Canal—and Flint.
Community and university to partner in teaching and research
According to a report released today, Tufts students turned out to vote in 2016 and greatly increased their participation over 2012.
Among youth, women voted at a greater rate than men, and Hispanics and Asians voted more than 2012, Tufts researchers say.
In her new role as Associate Dean at Tisch College, Diane Ryan brings experience from leadership programs at West Point.
Tufts University’s Tisch College today released an analysis of the voting patterns of millions of students in 2016. Overall college-student turnout increased by more than three percentage points—from 45.1% to 48.3%—from 2012 to 2016.