News | The Fletcher School

Afghan evacuee Mir Ahmad Shekib Mir stands outdoors in Massachusetts.

One Year After He Fled His Native Country, An Afghan Rebuilds His Life at Tufts

With a research position at The Fletcher School, a former bank official shares his expertise

Machines inside a large semiconductor chip fabrication facility. Semiconductors run everything from our smartphones to our cars, and a massive bill just signed by Biden will help innovation, says Tufts author of book “Chip Wars”

Why the Government Is Boosting Computer Chip Efforts in the U.S.

Semiconductors run everything from our smartphones to our cars, and a massive bill just signed by President Biden will help innovation, says Tufts author of book “Chip War”

A large group of U.S. Marines with heavy weaponry standing in a dusty courtyard in Afghanistan in 2008. In a new book, writer and former Marine Elliot Ackerman, a Tufts alum, describes America’s chaotic departure from Afghanistan, and his own lessons

To Leave No One Behind in Afghanistan

In a new book, writer and former Marine Elliot Ackerman, A03, F03, describes America’s chaotic departure from Afghanistan, and his own lessons from combat there

Solar Solutions to Keep Cool Amid Global Warming

For Zerin Osho, innovative solar technology is critical to stay focused on climate change goals while meeting rising demand for energy-intense heating and cooling

Three Questions for Incoming Fletcher Professor and 48th President of Costa Rica Carlos Alvarado Quesada

Diplomacy expert and climate champion reflects on goals, impact and what it takes to tackle seemingly impossible challenges.

Fletcher Student Jeff Qiu’s Cautionary Tale in the Wake of China’s Data Breach

When an anonymous hacker claimed responsibility in June for stealing the records of one billion Chinese citizens, Fletcher student Jeff Qiu saw it as an opportunity to shed light on the workings of China’s cybersecurity systems.

Indexed Daily per Dollar Exchange Rates (Euros, Pounds, Yen), January 2022 to July 2022

The US Dollar is (Mostly) Strong. Does it Matter?

Professor of International Affairs Michael W. Klein provides insights on the state on the US dollar and what it means for global markets.

A Tufts Summer Program Gets Down to Business with Innovative Ideas

Young entrepreneurs with promising startups find pragmatic guidance and inspiration with the Tufts Venture Accelerator

Carlos Alvarado Quesada, Forty-Eighth President of Costa Rica, Joins the Faculty of The Fletcher School at Tufts University

Carlos Alvarado Quesada has joined the faculty as Professor of Practice in Diplomacy and as Senior Fellow in the Edward R. Murrow Center for a Digital World