‘What Does It Mean to Me to Be a Christian?’
The co-president of the Protestant Students Association on finding meaning through faith
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‘How Wisdom Gets Passed On’
Alumni who help guide students through a Tufts mentoring program get back as much as they give to their mentees
Six Jumbo Teams Take Postseason Success to NCAAs
Men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s cross country, and women’s volleyball won NESCAC championships, and join field hockey and women’s cross country in NCAA action
Saskia Solotko’s Algorithm for Success
An athlete’s persistence helped her win the only national undergraduate research award for women in mathematics
Why the Left’s Calls for Social Justice Don’t End Inequality
Liberal elites want to help the disadvantaged, but not at their own expense, sociologist argues at Center for Expanding Viewpoints in Higher Education event
For Biology Students, Prepping for Life After School
A professor of the practice leads students through the choices they face, and how to succeed once they decide on their career paths
Short-Term Projects, Long-Term Impact: Inside Tufts’ Career-Readiness Program
Jumbos4Jumbos, an experiential education and mentoring program, gives students real-world opportunities and the chance to learn from alumni who want to give back
They Train to Be Officers, but Always Team Players
Tufts’ Army, Navy, and Air Force cadets and midshipmen on life in the ROTC
Why Is the Cost of Owning a Home So High Now?
It’s getting tougher than ever to become a homeowner, especially for first-time buyers. Jeffrey Zabel, Professor of Economics and Director of the Data Analytics Program, explains why.