Scientists Create Novel Organism with Primitive Nervous System
Tiny neurobots made from frog cells exhibit complex movements with simple neural networks
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Super Fast—and Steady—Wins the Race
Women’s swimmer Madeleine Dunn, A26, named NESCAC Swimmer of the Year after stellar senior season
Triple Jumper Elysse Cumberland Wins Second National Championship
Also at NCAAs, men’s basketball moves to the Elite Eight for only second time in program history
Why Aren’t Americans Living Longer?
Some generations—especially late Gen X and early Millennials—are already experiencing worse mortality than those before them, according to new analysis
Tufts Student Serves Up Fresh Solutions to the Pancake Problem
Math major David Cutler’s paper solving the problem has garnered attention in the math world
Making a Splash in Medford: A New Aquatics Center at Tufts
The state-of-the-art facility will be home to the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams and community programming
Between Breath and Impact
A photographic celebration of the artistry, discipline, and daring of Tufts Diving
Tufts Hillel Dedicates Two New Torah Scrolls
A once-in-a-generation moment occasioned a celebration of continuity, devotion, and the enduring chain of Jewish learning and practice
The Tale of Tufts' First Full-Time Librarian
An assistant who rose to become head librarian, Helen Mellen cared for the university’s books and readers for half a century.