Science, Art, and Young Mentors for Middle School Students
An after-school program run by undergraduates at Hillel brings Medford youngsters to Tufts’ campus
News
Vintage Letterpress Offers Opportunities to Learn “through the Hands”
New acquisition in Special Collections expands possibilities in art and scholarship
Creating a Place where Neurodiverse Students Can 'Recharge and Relax'
Neurodivergent House offers a quiet residence and sense of community
Sowing Stories to Reap Environmental Change
Drawing on her background in policy, Alicia Harvie, A06, N09, leverages storytelling as a way to amplify the impact of grassroots movements
Remembering Daniel C. Dennett, University and Fletcher Professor of Philosophy Emeritus
Daniel C. Dennett, a once-in-a-generation scholar, teacher, and colleague, passed away early this morning
The 2024 Greater Boston Digital Research and Pedagogy Symposium
Tufts hosted a city-wide gathering of students, scholars, and practitioners working at the intersection of technology and the humanities
Flowers, Fragility, and the Cycle of Life
Ancient Greek myths use the stories of spring flowers, summer and fall fruit, and winter’s decline to give comfort in understanding our lives, says Associate Professor of Classical Studies Marie-Claire Beaulieu
Are Probiotics All They’re Cracked Up to Be?
They’re often represented as a remedy for many different ailments, but experts across Tufts say probiotics have a few important caveats consumers should know
14 Students Honored with Tufts 2024 Presidential Awards for Civic Life
The Presidential Award for Civic Life is the highest recognition for service, leadership, and civic engagement conferred by Tufts University