UNHIS Sustainability Fellowship Recipients Reflect on Summer Projects
UNHSI Fellowship recipients share their summer experiences in community power, electric vehicles, and coastal resilience planning
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From Writing about Urban Planning to Equity-Centered Public Health—Get to Know Kim Etingoff
Alum Kim Etingoff addresses the barriers to food access and physical activity for communities in Massachusetts
Introducing New Sustainability Lecturer Kate Davies
Meet UEP’s newest sustainability lecturer!
New UEP Instructor Aram Donigian on Negotiation and Growth
Aram sees himself as a lifelong learner, still growing in his own journey as a negotiator.
Meet 11 Masters Students in UEP’s Incoming Class of 2020
This year’s entering M.A. and M.S. cohort is the biggest ever.
Exploring the Impact of E-commerce on Cities and Villages: The Case of Amazon and Alibaba
Xianzheng Fang’s thesis looked at the impact of e-commerce on urban and rural areas in the United States and China
Mutual Banks: An Old Model for a New Economy?
Not beholden to stockholders, mutual banks can be critical catalysts for building community wealth.
Stuck at Home? Try 3 New Recipes from the UEP Community
Mix and match with your favorite go-to dishes, or cook a whole UEP-inspired meal.
Work Goes On: Tufts UEP Faculty, Students on the Shift to Remote Learning
In response to growing concern over COVID-19, Tufts University and other schools in Greater Boston recently announced that all classes would shift to an online… Read More »Work Goes On: Tufts UEP Faculty, Students on the Shift to Remote Learning
Dr. Janice Berry Talks “Settler Colonialism” at Cities@Tufts Kickoff Event
Raising broader questions about the possibilities for decolonizing urban planning and policy-making.