Newsmakers
In Tufts Magazine
Buoyed by faith and the kindness of others, Umuhire Ntabana built a new life after the Rwandan genocide. Now a third-year dental student at Tufts, she plans to care for people in underserved communities.
Versatile athlete and alum Emily Beinecke is tackling a new challenge.
With his intense new play starring Kerry Washington, Fletcher alum Christopher Demos-Brown is bringing questions of race and justice to Broadway.
Get into the weeds strategically, and other tips from Joseph Polisi, F70, outgoing president of the Juilliard School.
A pioneer in human-computer interaction, Wolf helped lay the groundwork for the AI voice assistants of today.
Tufts Now
Speakers include former presidential candidates, activists, members of Congress, academics, diplomats, journalists, and political strategists
“Dispatches from the Pandemic”–A New York City EMT, a minister, and a biologist describe how the crisis has transformed their work and volunteer commitments
"Dispatches from the Pandemic" — Feeding the hungry, making and distributing protective equipment, and providing disinfection solutions, Tufts graduates help their communities
In a Tell Me More podcast, the former U.S. Attorney General talks about being smart on crime, racism, justice, and making life and death decisions
In a Tell More More podcast, the chef and humanitarian talks food stamps, chowder recipes, and how he fed a devastated island
The first black woman to practice dentistry in Boston, Jessie Gideon Garnett, D1919, was a quiet--but determined--pioneer
