Two accomplished faculty will join Tufts in the Spring 2020 semester. Natasha Kumar Warikoo is a new professor in the Department of Sociology, and Jill VanTongeren is a new associate professor in the Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences.
Shubhecchha Dhaurali, A23, talks about her love of science and the challenge of being the first woman in her family to go to college.
The $4 million grant will launch a unique partnership between Tufts and Norfolk Public Schools to create an early childhood computer science curriculum
In a study published in mBio and featured in the New York Times, Benjamin Wolfe, Eileen Fox Aptman and Lowell Aptman Assistant Professor, and a team of researchers offer the first detailed view of how a fungus transforms into a mold safe for food production in as few as four weeks.
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Men’s soccer defeats Amherst for its second straight NCAA title and fourth in six years
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The so-called “War on Christmas” captures the threat to the status quo that some Americans perceive as the country’s demographics change, Sam Sommers, professor and chair of the Department of Psychology
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Jeff Berry, John Richard Skuse Professor of Political Science, interrogates himself to find the answer, and it’s not eating lobster and baked beans
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Gregory Crane, professor of classical studies and computer science at Tufts, recently won a large grant to further his work digitizing ancient literature in multiple languages
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"Alvisa uses the self-portrait to transmit an emotional rather than a photo-realistic truth," says the New Yorker's Doreen St. Félix of SMFA alumna Alicia Rodriguez Alvisa, BFA '18, in an article on Alvisa's series "You Are There, Are you there?, There You Are".
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The A&S alum travels the globe photographing extreme sports and outdoor athletes
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With so many advantages and strengths, the U.S. towers over its rivals worldwide, despite misperceptions of the threats from China and Russia, says Michael Beckley, associate professor of political science
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A serious bike accident hasn't held back Henry, A05, who is a triple threat on the race course
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Susan Napier, the Goldthwaite Professor of Rhetoric in International Literary and Cultural Studies, discusses what distinguishes the Japanese style of animation
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When the children’s show includes a character whose mom is in recovery for addiction, it fosters belonging, tolerance, and empathy, says Sasha Fleary, Evans Family Assistant Professor in Cognition and Learning, Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development.
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As the Supreme Court hears oral arguments on the rescission of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, Tufts stands with its students of DACA and undocumented status
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A conversation with David Art, professor of political science, about the momentous event thirty years ago that unified Germany and reshaped the map of Europe
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