Newsmakers
In Tufts Magazine
On designing cities for the common good
Amy Bower was devastated after being declared legally blind in the 1990s. Then she decided to become an oceanographer anyway
Allyson Fournier graduated last year as the greatest softball pitcher in Tufts history. Then she was thrown a curveball: adjusting to life on the sidelines.
Character Sketch: Eileen McAnneny
Character Sketch: Nahid Bhadelia
Tufts Now
Working for JFK and LBJ, Goodwin crafted a legacy in words that defined the values of his times
Tufts political scientist Eitan Hersh offers a different take on the controversial firm at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing
NBC correspondent Katy Tur tells a Tufts audience how she covered the campaign by staying tough and dispassionate
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer talks at Tufts about the philosophical differences on the court
Businessman Bill Cummings shares the secrets of his success and the joys of lending a helping hand in a new memoir
In a visit to Tufts, former U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon talked about the challenges facing peacemakers
