Boston Drops Bid to Host 2024 Olympics
“No benefit is so great that it is worth handing over the financial future of our City and our citizens were rightly hesitant to be… Read More »Boston Drops Bid to Host 2024 Olympics
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UEP Student Internship Spotlight: Jonathan Diaz
Jonathan Diaz is a rising second year Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning graduate student and this summer is a Fellow at the United States Department of… Read More »UEP Student Internship Spotlight: Jonathan Diaz
UEP Student Internship Spotlight: Kate Ito
The first in a series spotlighting UEP students’ summer projects and internships Rising UEP second-year and public health planner at the Metropolitan Area Planning Council,… Read More »UEP Student Internship Spotlight: Kate Ito
Controversial New MBTA Plan from Governor Baker
The new governor has proposed a $82.7 million plan for upgrades to MBTA infrastructure and snow removal equipment, according to a recent article. The plan… Read More »Controversial New MBTA Plan from Governor Baker
UEP 2015 Student Award Recipients
Another successful academic year has gone by, and the impressive work and research conducted by several UEP students hasbeen rewarded with recognition and awards. Kristin Haas,… Read More »UEP 2015 Student Award Recipients
Land, Wealth, and Community Control
A Co-Learning Workshop on Race and Community Economies Last Tuesday, an event co-sponsored by the Tufts Practical Visionaries Workshop, the Center for Economic Democracy and the… Read More »Land, Wealth, and Community Control
2015 GIS Poster Expo!
The 2015 GIS Poster Expo took place this week, showcasing the work and research of UEP, Fletcher, civil and environmental engineering, undergraduates and others. Project… Read More »2015 GIS Poster Expo!
UEP Colloquium: Reflections on Engaged Universities
In the final installment of UEP’s Spring Colloquium Series on April 1, Lorlene Hoyt, Amy Newcomb Rowe, and Brianda Hernandez – Director of Programs and… Read More »UEP Colloquium: Reflections on Engaged Universities
Alicia Garza: Black Womyn Lives Matter
Experiences from within the Movement Black Lives Matter activist Alicia Garza visited the Tufts Interfaith Center on Wednesday to touch on a number of issues… Read More »Alicia Garza: Black Womyn Lives Matter
Tufts’ Green Line Extension Planning:
A Student-Run Design Charrette UEP’s 2015 Field Projects team, working with the Tufts Campus Planning Office and the Tufts Office of Sustainability, hosted a charrette… Read More »Tufts’ Green Line Extension Planning: