What Identity and Belonging Mean to Me
Conversations with Asian Pacific Islander Desi American students reveal the importance of community—and of finding one’s voice.
Teaching Toward Equity: Opening Doors to New Dialogues
Tufts students and faculty work closely together to create a new program that fosters inclusive teaching and learning.
Acing Tennis and Classes—While Helping Others
Arriving as an international student four years ago, Boris Sorkin, A21, quickly adjusted to life at Tufts, excelling in the classroom and on the tennis court.
Tufts Sports Teams Head to National Championships
Three teams won NESCAC championships, and a total of nine are headed to NCAA and other national tournaments.
Emerging Artists Showcase Work at Virtual Art Gallery
Graduating students at School of Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University to display work online, allowing safe access for art lovers
Tufts Undergraduate Applications Rise 35 Percent
Applicant pool is most diverse on record, with interest in all programs rising across the board.
Bringing Virtual Study Abroad to Students
Faculty create international partnerships to bring global experiences into their virtual classrooms.
Their Most Special Teammates
Children with serious illnesses are matched with Jumbo athletic teams, benefitting kids and student-athletes alike, thanks to Team IMPACT, which was co-founded by Tufts alums.
First Impressions of the Undergraduate Class of 2025
Amid a surge of applications, Tufts admits its most ethnically and racially diverse undergraduate class.
Brittni Foster, A21, Wins Rangel Fellowship
The prestigious fellowship supports exceptional individuals who want to pursue careers in the U.S. Foreign Service.