On Mother’s Day, Listen to the Women
From ancient goddesses to modern activists, mothers have wielded power to protect their communities
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Listening Carefully and Speaking Freely
A program encouraging dialogue helps students step outside their usual circles and navigate disagreement—without shutting one another out
Voting Rights in Flux After Supreme Court Decision
The ruling has spurred some states to quickly redraw their majority-Black districts. But it may not play out the way some politicians expect
‘I Didn’t Realize This was a Career Path’
A senior on the inspirations for an anticipated professional trajectory
Could Targeting Receptors From Inside the Cell Improve Metabolic Therapies?
Laidlaw Scholar Nikita Bhat has studied a new way to influence metabolic signaling with greater precision
Protecting the Flock
A group of Tufts researchers created a new "featherweight device” that has been selected as a student team venture by VentureWell for its innovation and potential impact.
Music Engineering Strikes a Chord with Students Across Disciplines
Tufts students design and build their own acoustic and electrical musical instruments
Mathew Ltisinywa Letua’s Plan for Peace and Prosperity in Kenya
He’ll use a grant to support financial education, debt relief, and seed funding programs for women and girls
There’s No One True Story of the American Revolution
Our view of the Revolution has changed many times over the last 250 years, and it’s always been contentious, says a historian