“Samantha Nye: My Heart’s In A Whirl” Explores Power, Beauty of Desire Across Generations
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston exhibition inspired by travel made possible by SMFA at Tufts Traveling Fellowship.
Their Most Special Teammates
Children with serious illnesses are matched with Jumbo athletic teams, benefitting kids and student-athletes alike, thanks to Team IMPACT, which was co-founded by Tufts alums.
Women and the Workforce: Turning Unemployment into Opportunity
Sociologist and entrepreneurial evangelist Dr. Ali Trachtman Hill, J98, encourages women to work for themselves and define success on their own terms.
A Pioneering Advocate for Boston’s Black Communities
From being a student at Tufts in the early 1970s, Mary Goode rose to become one of Massachusetts’ first female Black legislators.
Bake Like an Egyptian
Reviving yeast from the time of the pyramids, Seamus Blackley, A90, recreates loaves fit for a pharaoh.
How to Create a Vaccine in Real Time
Brett Leav, A87, A23P, who led the clinical trial team that developed the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, tells a Tufts audience how the vaccines happened so quickly.
Could This Cause World War III?
In "2034," a new novel by Elliot Ackerman, A03, F03, and James Stavridis, a conflict between the U.S. and China quickly escalates into world war.
How COVID Canceled a Lacrosse Season that Had Barely Begun
Men’s lacrosse coach Casey D’Annolfo recalls the ‘surreal’ 96 hours before learning that COVID-19 would force an early end to the spring season.
Bookish: Reading as a Bridge to Becoming an Artist
“Wicked” author Gregory Maguire, AG90, reflects on a lifelong fascination with children’s books and the powerful sway of stories for younger—and older—readers.