The Greek Goddess and NASA’s New Mission to the Moon
The new program is named after Artemis, an ancient lunar goddess turned feminist icon, explains Marie-Claire Beaulieu, Associate Professor of Classical Studies
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Invest in Workers to Invest in the Future
Chike Aguh, A05, chief innovation officer at the U.S. Department of Labor, talks about workplace power dynamics, technology, and the meaning of Labor Day
Faculty Focus: Fall 2022
Craig Cipolla is a new Mellon Bridge Assistant Professor in Anthropology; Soulé Déesse is a new Professor of the Practice at SMFA at Tufts; and Khaled Fahmy is a new Professor of North Africa and the Middle East in the Department of History.
Tufts Welcomes the Undergraduate Class of 2026
The most academically accomplished class ever enrolled, the incoming class sustains Tufts’ focus on creating a student body that is diverse and inclusive
New Arts and Sciences Faculty: Fall 2022
An impressive group of new faculty will join the School of Arts and Sciences for the Fall 2022 semester
Everything You Wanted to Know About Bees and Other Pollinators
Nick Dorian, AG24, urges us to notice and appreciate the huge variety of bees that surround us, and help them survive and thrive
Songs That Soothe the Soul—from the Ancient Stoics to Pink Floyd
The lesson of philosophers like Marcus Aurelius—live in the present moment to help manage destructive emotions—is in everything from French Renaissance tunes to “Dark Side of the Moon”
What Do At-Home Microbiome Tests Tell Us About Microbes Living in Our Guts?
A Tufts microbiologist tries three test kits to see how they work and what they reveal about the microbiome
The Danger of an Impending Clash with China
The U.S. is entering a period where competition with an aggressive Beijing becomes especially risky, says Tufts political scientist in new book