Women’s Rowing Repeats at Head of the Charles as Collegiate Eights Champions
The Jumbos come from behind to capture the Yaz Farooq Trophy
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How Will Undecided Voters Affect the Presidential Election?
Past elections show that they often don’t end up voting, and it’s unclear how undecided they really are, say Tufts researchers
Provost’s Catalyst Program Launches
Objectives include strengthening competitiveness for large, multi-disciplinary funding opportunities and expanding the university’s network of prospective stakeholders and partners across sectors
Immigration and the Presidential Election
Tufts professors explain why immigration is an issue, and what the consequences of the election might be for current and future immigrants
Sarah Lotsoff’s Ode to Her Brother
The senior never thought addiction would be a part of her world, until it touched her family. Now she’s helping educate others about substance use
How Witches Evolved from Social Outcasts to Pop-Culture Heroines
An expert from the Salem Witch Museum explains our changing ideas about witches and witchcraft
Louisa Terrell Is Ready to Be Challenged
As a Tisch College visiting fellow, the former White House strategist wants to have the kind of thoughtful conversations about politics that can be hard to come by in a divided society
In the Age of AI, Writers Lean Into the Human Touch
A new nonprofit founded by eight Tufts alumni holds its second forum on nonfiction storytelling, with an eye to what connects us
Working Across Boundaries to Engage Students in Research
The Lab Science Investigations program uses collaborative learning to teach high schoolers authentic lab and communication skills related to antimicrobial resistance