A Puzzling Pattern
Jordan Good, AG24, has varied interests that stretch across disciplines. But they all come down to a common thread: patterns
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New Theory on Timing for Human Settlement of Parts of Tropical Pacific
Sea-level rise data suggest some islands in Micronesia were possibly settled much earlier than supposed
Six Outstanding Tufts Alumni Selected for Forbes 30 under 30
Graduates are honored for achievements in entertainment, industry, social impact, science, technology, and finance
Turning Resolutions into Habits
A Tufts professor of psychology explains how to understand the mechanisms that drive habit-making—and how to make new habits stick
The Year in Photos 2022
Tufts photographers share their favorite images from the university’s campuses and beyond
At the Green Line’s Lechmere Station, Nature Takes the T
Tufts graduate Randal Thurston pays homage to nature and the natural history surrounding the Charles River with his art work at the Lechmere Station in Cambridge
Keeping Secrets Can Make You Sick
Sometimes a secret is harmless, but hiding infidelity or other lies may lead to physical and emotional damage, according to a Tufts graduate's new book
Green Line Makes Debut at Medford/Tufts Stop
The opening of the long-anticipated MBTA extension project is celebrated with a crush of riders and many accolades
Art by Tufts Alumna Enlivens New Green Line Transit Station
SMFA graduate Nancy Selvage celebrates “Commuter Bees,” nature, and motion in two pieces for the new Medford/Tufts subway station