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Julie Flaherty

Julie Flaherty

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Senior Content Creator and Editor, Tufts Magazine

Boston

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Italian food & lifestyle editor based in Milan. Professional journalist #food #lifestyle #mixology #cocktail #travel

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Total articles 49

  • Life After Art School? A New Course Has It Covered | Newswise

    By Julie Flaherty| Newswise@ BYLINE: By Julie Flaherty, Tufts Now@ Boston artist Jamal Thorne uses found objects in his sculptural collage pieces, mixing things like kombucha labels, Japanese packaging, and cardboard boxes with his detailed ink drawings. He puts a lot of thought into the symbolism of his materials, but earlier in his career, not so much their longevity.

    By Julie Flaherty · Newswise

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • College in Prison Changed Them. Now They Want to Change Minds

    By Julie Flaherty| Knoxville Daily Sun Verified BYLINE: By Julie Flaherty, Tufts NowNewswise — Shane wheeled the yellow mop bucket to the side of the corridor, out of the way of the other imprisoned men. At the medium security facility where he is in year 25 of his life-without-parole sentence, he works as a janitor. His job has him looking at the floors, but at that moment, he was thinking about the stars. From his pocket, he took a bundle of small papers and photos held together with a rubber band.

    By Julie Flaherty · Knoxville Daily Sun

    Sep. 12, 2024

  • Life After Art School? A New Course Has It Covered | Newswise

    By Julie Flaherty| Newswise@ BYLINE: By Julie Flaherty, Tufts Now@ Boston artist Jamal Thorne uses found objects in his sculptural collage pieces, mixing things like kombucha labels, Japanese packaging, and cardboard boxes with his detailed ink drawings. He puts a lot of thought into the symbolism of his materials, but earlier in his career, not so much their longevity.

    By Julie Flaherty · Newswise

    Mar. 19, 2025

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Tufts Magazine

Medford, Massachusetts, United States

+1 617-628-5000