A Little HOPE Can Give Children a Happier Future Tufts students and recent alums say the Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences approach can improve kids’ lives long-term
Cells Have a Second DNA Repair Toolbox for Difficult Cases Cancer cells may rely heavily on backup mechanisms of DNA repair, presenting a vulnerability for targeted treatments
How a Small-but-Mighty Coxswain Leads Tufts Women’s Rowing Coxswain Hannah Jiang, A26, shares what it takes to lead the women’s rowing team, and how the Jumbos won two consecutive NCAA Championship titles
I Protected My Children from Our Holocaust History. But Then They Grew Up In Serbia’s capital, my daughter and I learned side by side about my father’s wartime experience—and our family’s heartbreak
The Unending War in Ukraine Despite more than three years of brutal conflict, Ukrainians are still mostly unified in fighting off Russian invaders, says political scientist
How Looking for Life on Other Planets Can Teach Us About Ourselves Astrobiologist Bernadette Mary Dineen aims to connect us to the science of the universe and our inner worlds
The Alumnus Who Led the U.S. to Become a Scientific Powerhouse Eighty years ago, Vannevar Bush guided U.S. universities to help lead the world in technological advances—and his impact is still felt today
Could We See a Return of Stagflation? An expert explains what stagflation is and whether conditions are ripe for a repeat of the 1970s economic downturn