‘I Just Want to Push Myself to Be Better’
A member of the men’s step team on the benefits of exploring activities outside of one’s comfort zone
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Eerie Stories Reflect Our Fears and Anxieties
Times of rapid change and uncertainty inspire unsettling literature and art, Tufts professors say
These Stories Are Eerie, Uncanny—and Just Right for Anxious Times
Periods of rapid change and uncertainty inspire unsettling literature and art, Tufts professors say
Why Does Matter Even Exist? Tufts Physicists Help Uncover Clues
Analysis of international physics experiments finds neutrinos may have tipped the matter/antimatter balance at the beginning of the universe
When an Old Flag Isn’t So Grand
Many states are redesigning their flags. Will it change how people feel about their home states?
For Real Talk About Public Education, Check Out This Fictional School
Amid the many TV shows that get public schools wrong, Abbott Elementary’s nuanced stories and characters are a “palate cleanser,” say Tufts education experts
Bacon Hall Reopens this Fall after Extensive Renovation
The renovated science and laboratory building now houses teaching and research labs for the Departments of Earth and Climate Sciences and Biology.
Can AI Be Conscious?
Experts debate the possibility at a symposium in honor of Daniel Dennett, and most agree it’s not a good thing
The Wizard Behind Wicked
How Gregory Maguire, AG90, created the story that inspired the blockbuster musical and movies