Aaron, who received an honorary degree from Tufts in 2000, overcame persistent racism to become the home run hero of the nation.

A lecturer in the Department of English and prolific writer, he taught creative writing at Tufts for 20 years.

The prestigious fellowship supports exceptional individuals who want to pursue careers in the U.S. Foreign Service.

Erik Hoel, research assistant professor at Tufts’ Allen Discovery Center, draws on machine learning and evolutionary science in his hypothesis about our nightly visits to dreamland.

Renowned poet Claudia Rankine talks in the Beckwith Lecture at Tufts about how language and imagery has been—and continues to be—misused in America.

A photo from the archives inspires memories of a Tufts dean teaching young men their way around the kitchen.

Liberal arts skills are great assets in financial services, investment firm head Abigail Johnson, A17P, A20P, tells a Tufts audience.

The university will prohibit direct investment in coal and tar sands companies, invest up to $25 million in positive impact funds related to climate change, and more.

Democratic strategist and author Zerlina Maxwell, A03, discusses how the country is changing—and how its politics should become more inclusive.

Tufts recently held a week-long virtual hackathon where students turned data into compelling visualizations to help communities improve health.

While socially distancing on the water, Tufts rowers found new coaches: the river—and themselves.

The often-anonymous attacks on women speaking up on social media threaten not just them but our democracy, says Sarah Sobieraj, professor of sociology.