We all need to speak up and be heard—and be willing to engage with others, the Supreme Court justice told a large Tufts audience

There is increasing risk of recession in the U.S. and around the world as trade wars create uncertainty, says a Tufts economist

Students helped lead the way to the creation of the new minor in the Department of Studies in Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora

Colleen Doolan, A19, M23, has been named to the top thirty honorees for the national award

The story behind a ring and a passion for science that was passed from father to son

They’re more complex than you’d think—and spreading faster and further than ever, says Kelly Greenhill, professor of political science

Warby Parker co-founder Neil Blumenthal, A02, tells a Tufts podcast how he bakes social activism into his eyeglass business—and listens to his customers

Running for Congress is a chance for Pritesh Gandhi, A04, M10, MPH10, to speak up for his patients

Heather Curtis, associate professor, Department of Religion, writes this piece for The Conversation on early American evangelical movements and philanthropy

With Homecoming Weekend festivities and a semester-long exhibit, the university’s Africana Center commemorates fifty years of serving students of African descent

Tufts will host Justice Sotomayor on Thursday, September 12

In Lebanon, Layth Sidiq, lecturer in the Department of Music and director of the Tufts Arab Music Ensemble, taught not just melodies but musical traditions to young students