Trina Spear, A05, Takes FIGS Public with a Valuation Over $4 Billion
From selling scrubs in parking lots to trading her company’s shares on Wall Street, Trina Spear, A05, is shaping the future of female entrepreneurship and the medical apparel industry.
A Call for Environmental Justice for All
María Belén Power, AG20, advocates for justice-centered change from Chelsea, Massachusetts to the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council.
Bringing Tech and Play to Classrooms Globally
Tufts experts collaborate on an initiative to further STEAM education capacity in Brazilian, Kenyan, and Rwandan schools.
My Moment: I Didn't Fit the Profile
A mother’s journey with lung cancer offers important lessons on early detection and living in the now.
A Deadly Hunt for Hidden Treasure
In a new book, Dan Barbarisi, A01, describes the chase to unearth a chest of gold, silver, and gems hidden by an eccentric millionaire.
Books and Films to Check Out for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
From novels and memoirs to documentaries and feature films, alumni and faculty make recommendations.
At the Critical Intersection of Public Health and Homeland Security
Promoting wellbeing of ‘communities and families’ makes the nation safer, says the triple Jumbo who is chief medical officer for DHS.
Building a Better Scrub Cap
Headgear for health care workers didn’t cover everyone’s needs. One dentist decided to change that.
My Moment: How One Phone Call Led to a Lifelong Friendship
Growing up in Kentucky, Sara and I felt like outsiders. After we moved North for college, meeting again was the friendship equivalent of falling in love.
Former Basketball Standout Remembered
Tufts graduate and aspiring doctor Kwame Firempong was a joyous leader on and off the court.