Tim Atherton, Associate Professor of Physics, is co-lead author of a new study which finds that overall climate and exclusionary behaviors are the biggest factors for LGBT+ scientists leaving physics, with women and trans people most likely to experience harassment.
Philosophy professor Erin Kelly helped bring the late artist Winfred Rembert’s story to the page—a tale of loss, hardship, and resilience. On May 9, "Chasing Me to My Grave" won the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Biography.
Five graduating students talk about their twice-weekly practices, forming new friendships, and, of course, getting lots of encouragement from Coach Don Megerle
State immigrant policies matter and creating a sense of belonging for all residents builds stronger feelings of inclusion, as seen by a new study of Arizona and New Mexico from Professor of Political Science Deborah Schildkraut.
Understanding how deeply embedded war is in Russia’s view of itself may help us understand the invasion of Ukraine, says Greg Carleton, a professor of Russian studies and author of “Russia: The Story of War.”
IRL once again, the 2022 MFA Thesis Exhibitions feature work from 25 graduating students.
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Douglas McKeige, A79, and his media company advise investors on climate-friendly opportunities for good financial returns.
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Faculty members and others in the Tufts community describe how their family stories and heritage inform their scholarship, research, and practice.
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White House advisor Gina McCarthy, AG81, and Senator Ed Markey, H19, speak at Massachusetts Climate Summit.
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A performance artist who explored race, culture, and identity, she inspired both students and colleagues in her eight years at SMFA at Tufts.
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The Lenore Stern Professor of Humanities and Social Sciences, he taught at the university for more than 47 years, focusing on the links between science, technology, ethics, and public policy.
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The liars we’ve been binge-watching are more like us than we might want to think, say two Tufts psychologists.
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The Tufts alum and longest-serving congressman from Oregon reflects on his career and on the future of democracy.
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Maurice Emmanuel Parent, Professor of the Practice in the Department of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies, talks about the two terms and how he sees them playing out on stage and screen.
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From grass-fed beef to cellular agriculture, experts rethink the role of animals in the food supply.
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As space exploration speeds up, engineers and other visionaries help us imagine—and prepare for—life beyond our planet.
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Genealogist Bryna O’Sullivan, A08, is now working on identifying and telling the stories of African American Revolutionary War veterans buried in Old North Cemetery in Middlefield, Connecticut.
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George Behrakis, A20, promotes a carbon dividend plan that would impose fees on polluting companies and rebate the revenue to taxpayers.
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