The Life-Changing Simplicity of Haiku
A course on writing these tiny poems promises that small verse can broaden the mind
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Tufts’ 2023 Fulbright Grantees Fan out Across the World
As they are about to begin their experiences working internationally, five alumni share how they think their time abroad will shape their careers and worldviews
Eight Banned Books Worth Reading
These titles have been challenged often, but they're also highly recommended
Campus Projects: The New, the Improved, and the Big Reveals to Come
Tufts takes no summer vacation, as seen in work that expands on-campus housing, launches a new era for tennis, and updates older academic buildings
Renovations Increase Opportunities for Students in Substance-Free Housing
A gift from alumnus Hank Azaria improves community spaces at the newly named Simpson House
Welcoming the Undergraduate Class of 2027
The members of the most ethnically and racially diverse class to enroll at Tufts come from more than 1,100 high schools
Keeping Banned Books on the Shelves
Former Tufts roommates Allison Lee and Stacy Lieberman team up to defend access to controversial titles and information
Noella Akuzwe’s Playful Engineering
Back in Rwanda this summer, the rising junior helped young students flex their STEM skills through fun, visionary projects
Writing Books for Young Readers that Celebrate Famous Black Americans
Shasta Clinch chronicles the lives of leaders like Kamala Harris, Jordan Peele, and Amanda Gorman