The Examined Life
In Tufts Magazine
Jeffrey Glassberg, A69, helped usher in the age of CSI-style criminal investigation by inventing genetic fingerprinting. Then he set out to save the butterfly, and with it the world.
Meet the real estate magnate who’s betting he can get you off your private screens and back into a movie theater.
Meet Georgia Tuttle, M80, a leading dermatologist and, until recently, the elected leader of a small New Hampshire city.
“Last year I returned to Naples, the city that inspired my love of art more than fifty years ago when I spent a semester there as part of the Tufts in Italy program. Here are a few excerpts from a travel journal I kept during my most recent trip.”
During a boom in African-American enrollment at Tufts in the 1970s, this group of friends found a lifelong support system.
Tufts Now
Star swimmer Zach Wallace isn’t letting hearing impairment slow him down
A new book shows how the world of ideas grew when David Hume and Adam Smith, eminent 18th century thinkers, bonded
A clinical psychiatrist connects sexual and gun violence with media archetypes
In Afghanistan, I reported on the costs of war—and learned from the Green Berets about how to live
In "The Body Papers," Grace Talusan tackles the trauma of violence, illness and the immigrant experience
Mina Kaddis, D06, was content in his private dental practice—then his bishop had a request
