Sai Das, NG02, a scientist at the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts, gives the low down
Biology professor Michael Romero wins a presidential award for mentoring students underrepresented in science
Kids get a taste of dental and medical school with hands-on exercises meant to mimic the real thing
Fred Ptucha, A65, led a group of Americans to the summit of Mount Damavand in Iran, all part of a cross-cultural friendship mission
From smartphones to bank accounts, energy grids to elections, every part of our digital lives is under attack. In a series of stories, faculty and alumni from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy outline the perils we’re facing—and what we need to do next
How Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University has transformed the way we care for animals, humans, and the world we share.
Far beyond the doors of One Kneeland Street, Tufts alumni, faculty, and students have an impact across the globe.
Since 2010, Tufts has become a sports powerhouse. The Jumbos have won nine national championships, in men’s lacrosse, softball, men’s soccer, and field hockey, as well as nine individual titles, in swimming, tennis, and track. Women’s basketball, meanwhile, has reached four straight Final Fours and two title games. Just last month, the men’s swimming and diving team won its first-ever conference championship. Even football, barely three years removed from a thirty-one-game losing streak, has transformed itself into a NESCAC stalwart. We look at the people, programs, and on- and off-field decisions that, taken together, tell the story of the stunning rise of Tufts athletics.
How Tufts became a sports powerhouse.
An innovative wearable device puts Tufts on the frontlines in fighting high blood pressure
In a new book, Maryanne Wolf argues that our brains are changing with all this screen reading, but that it’s not too late to fix the damage