Of all K-12 students, those with special needs are especially hard hit by the pandemic, say Tufts special education experts
From colonial times to today, the demonization of outsiders has existed alongside the idea of the U.S. as a nation built by immigrants
Cumming School alum and students host conference for veterinary students Sept. 26 on how to start a practice and take control of their careers
Who gets to tell the story of the past? It’s a question that has transformed the Tufts curriculum.
How—and why—Tufts is training a new generation of computer scientists to think beyond the operating system.
How collaboration at Tufts University is advancing research and helping patients.
How a tumultuous two years at the State Department is undermining America’s role as a world leader
Bookish: Sulmaan Khan, Fletcher School professor of international history and author of "Haunted by Chaos," unsurprisingly is an eclectic reader
Tufts’ director of infection control describes the similarities and differences, and explains why getting the flu vaccine is so important for you—and those around you
The renowned School of the Museum of Fine Arts officially became part of Tufts in 2016—and has been helping the university paint outside the lines ever since.
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
This season’s big stories in Jumbo athletics.
How Wilnelia Rivera is rewriting the political rules and fighting to make sure underrepresented groups are heard.
We’ve long had more data than we know what do with. That’s finally changing.
