A Piece of the Sky
Playwright Julia Izumi, A11, reveals the tragedy and comedy of being Asian American in our country
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AI Chatbots Work by Predicting the Next Word. So Do Our Brains. Is There a Connection?
A cognitive scientist studying language comprehension explains the difference between how the likes of ChatGPT work and how we think—and what we can learn from that
Next Up for No. 1 Men’s Lacrosse: NCAA Championship Game
The Jumbos are joined in continued postseason action by track & field, rowing, and sailing teams, while seasons end for baseball, softball, and women’s lacrosse
In the Face of Turmoil, ‘Step Up and Speak Loudly’
To meet today’s complex challenges, we must reject easy narratives and work to understand each other, Amina Mohammed tells Tufts’ Class of 2023
Tufts Player Wins NCAA Tennis Singles Title
Senior Rishabh Sharda earns NCAA Division III national crown in three-set victory
Scenes from the School Commencement Ceremonies
In individual ceremonies following the morning all-university event, schools across Tufts presented degrees to more than 2,800 graduates.
Spring Teams Advance to the Postseason
Several Jumbo teams are already seeing NCAA and other postseason action, with more to come
A Quest to Elevate Brown Athletes
Gautam Kapur, A16, is the founder of Brown Ballers and is in pursuit of an MBA to support his efforts to highlight underrepresented populations
From Vietnam to Boston’s Beacon Hill
Tram Nguyen and her family arrived in this country with just $100. Now the first Vietnamese American woman elected to the Massachusetts legislature wants to help others achieve their American dreams