How Tufts’ Tisch College is working to get young people—the largest age group of potential voters in the country—to actually show up at the polls.
Insects are nutritious, delicious, and good for the environment.
They might also prove key to helping feed an increasingly hungry planet.
Tufts alum Dawn Gross on why hard conversations
about life and death are so important to have right now.
Improve your game and your health with these tips from the Golf Doc.
New research reveals distinct wound patterns from the criminal enterprise—and may provide a new tool for law enforcement.
Meet the Tufts alumni behind some of today’s most innovative food businesses.
For more than half a century now, the Ex College has been challenging convention, setting trends, and preparing students for the world of tomorrow.
In the years since he graduated from the Fletcher School, David Grann has become one of the world’s most revered writers. His magazine articles are lauded for their technique and depth of reporting, while his books set off frantic bidding wars for their movie rights. Meanwhile, his latest work, Killers of the Flower Moon, was named a finalist this year for the prestigious National Book Award. Amid all the frenzy, we managed to grab a few minutes of Grann’s time to discuss writing, life, and the elusiveness of history.
Hard Work If You Can Get It
Livelihoods programs promise refugees a path to self-reliance, but how much they can truly help remains an open question.
Changing Minds
After an ugly incident, leaders in one Maine city look for new ideas for integrating refugees.
Taking Root
With a little help from Tufts, an immigrant farmer sustains her family and a diverse community.
Tufts Now
Liz Walker tells a Tufts audience about a community effort to help those suffering from the effects of trauma
Tufts’ Jessica Sparks researches the connections between fishing stock declines worldwide and forced labor on the open seas
Terry McAuliffe’s recipe for political success: start young, love your job, and get in people’s—and occasionally alligators’—faces
The Vision Festival at Tufts: Art and Social Justice in America brings the best in free jazz and more to campus on October 27