Long a top draw in the UK, the prolific rocker talks his critically acclaimed album Transangelic Exodus, and how his soundtrack for the Netflix hit Sex Education is bringing him new attention stateside.
How Wilnelia Rivera is rewriting the political rules and fighting to make sure underrepresented groups are heard.
Young people are increasingly turning to the internet and social media for answers about their Islamic faith, only to find dangerously fake news—and worse.
Why has the rate of teenage depression and anxiety doubled in a generation? A School of Medicine psychiatry professor says the answer is in our pockets.
A veterinary behaviorist and alum explains why cats are so different than dogs—and if that means they love us any less.
Dieters have long been trying—and failing—to lose weight by obsessively tracking calories. There has to be a better way.
We asked expert Eric Richman, a veterinary social worker at Cummings Veterinary Medical Center.
With the Trump administration withdrawing from treaties, alienating allies, and gutting the State Department, is the U.S. abandoning its role as a world leader?
Next-Gen Computer Scientists
Tufts is preparing students to think through—and solve—the problems that arise from this digital age.
AI Is Smart. Can We Make It Kind?
The rise of artificial intelligence has brought with it all sorts of frightening questions straight out of sci-fi. But a next-level lab at Tufts is ensuring robots of the future help humans, not hurt them.
Better Health By Algorithm
When Tufts computer scientists put their skills to work, they can change the world. Here are four projects taking on some of the toughest medical challenges today.
Tufts Now
Former U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul talks in a Tufts podcast about Russian election interference, nuclear arms fears, and Vladimir Putin’s end game
Alastair Cribb talks about his proudest professional accomplishments, his excitement about the future—and his pets
With daytime, evening, and online courses, Summer Session covers a wide range of topics for academic, professional, and personal enrichment
The Hirsch Health Sciences Library isn’t just books and journals—check out the bloodletting scarificators