They lived outside the arts world, but created works—now on view at Tufts—that are standing the test of time

A longtime teacher at the SMFA, her painting and photography were about looking for the unseen

Assistant Professor of Biology Mimi Kao studies the songs of zebra finches to understand how the brain retains new skills and information

In a new pre-orientation program for incoming students, the focus was on the arts

Across the globe and around Tufts’ campuses, these ten students did research, volunteered, interned—and earned some money

Biology professor Michael Romero wins a presidential award for mentoring students underrepresented in science

The Professor and Chair of the Department of Drama and Dance wins two prestigious awards from the American Theatre and Drama Society

Francis Hazel, A41, one of the few African American students in his class, looks back on a life of challenge, friendship, and accomplishment

From robots to bee pollen, Summer Scholars are learning the value of research firsthand with Tufts faculty

Students learn to do the math to counter gerrymandering in this summer’s Voting Rights Data Institute

Why do Republican voters disapprove of compromise more than Democrats?

Primate researcher Ruth Davis’s death under mysterious circumstances in 1969 is the focus of a new book by Dale Peterson, lecturer in the English department.