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.
Confronting the Legacy of Anti-Asian Racism in America
Historian Erika Lee, J91, details the long ugly history of discrimination against Asian Americans, how it continues today, and what can be done about it.
A&S Alum Jennifer O'Malley Dillon is Joe Biden's New Deputy Chief of Staff
This segment, which features Dean of Arts and Sciences Jim Glaser, profiles A&S alum Jennifer O'Malley Dillon who was President-elect Joe Biden's campaign manager and has now been named his deputy chief of staff.
10 things to do in Boston this weekend
A virtual forum with Boston Globe art critic Cate McQuaid and three SMFA at Tufts alums is featured in this Boston.com list highlighting events happening this coming weekend. Attendees will get early access to the SMFA art sale.
Tufts Alumni Named as Finalists for Pulitzer Prize
Rosanna Xia, A11, and Terry D. Castleman, E16, were nominated for their reporting for the Los Angeles Times.
The Double Vision of Alicia Rodriguez Alvisa
"Alvisa uses the self-portrait to transmit an emotional rather than a photo-realistic truth," says the New Yorker's Doreen St. Félix of SMFA alumna Alicia Rodriguez Alvisa, BFA '18, in an article on Alvisa's series "You Are There, Are you there?, There You Are".
Upward and Onward
Bill and Joyce Cummings’ gift brings both a new academic center and stunning gateway to Tufts