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
“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
Physician scientist Eric Rubin, M90, GBS90, is the new top editor of the New England Journal of Medicine
