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How to Mind Your Money

Fletcher alum Alice Finn explains how to widen your world and find peace of mind by mastering your finances.

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Hopes, Fears, and Illusions

Leir Institute project looks at migrants’ information-gathering and assessment of risk along their journey

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U.S. Foreign Policy Increasingly Relies on Military Interventions

When confronted with hot spots around the world, the U.S. has been moving away from diplomatic approaches and toward showing force more often, says new book

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The Storyteller: David Grann

The writer’s Killers of the Flower Moon, a finalist for the National Book Award, is now a blockbuster movie directed by Martin Scorsese

Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield to Join 90th Anniversary Celebration

Representative of the United States to the United Nations will join event in New York City

Scenes from Inauguration Week

Across the Tufts campuses, the community is welcoming Tufts’ 14th president with open houses, performances, tours, and thought-provoking discussions

Why a decades-old refugee agreement still matters

Professor Karen Jacobsen speaks to The World about the U.N. Refugee Convention

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Children on the Margins

Fletcher International Law Practicum drafts report on risks of statelessness and human rights violations among children in Northwest Syria

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High-Powered Partnership for Transformation

Fletcher Executive Education welcomes leaders from the Asian Development Bank for rigorous on-campus program