With up to one million species on the brink of disappearing in the coming decades, what can we do? Michael Reed, professor of avian ecology and conservation biology, gives his perspective on a new U.N. report.

At a special ceremony for graduates who are the first in their families to attend college, Tufts Dean James Glaser told them learning is about inquiry

Giving shout-outs to student groups, the actor and activist told grads of the Class of 2019 to “write your own script”

Guess the number of folding chairs—and number of languages spoken by Fletcher grads

The Tufts team participating in this year’s undergraduate Mathematical Contest in Modeling placed in the top 80 submissions out of more than 25,000 teams worldwide

Deke Sharon, A91,—the father of contemporary a cappella—talks in a Tufts podcast about creating harmony through harmony

Zooey Wilkinson, A19, hopes to use graduate studies to work in the housing accessibility and affordability movement in his native Bozeman, Montana

For the graduating seniors in the Tufts Wind Ensemble, it’s been four years of fun and community—with a touch of Dropkick Murphys

Elizabeth Crone, professor of biology, is lead author on a new paper which finds that using just 15 percent of urban space for favorable habitat can help species reach more complete, suitable habitats more quickly