What Murakami’s Novels Say About Aging
Haruki Murakami’s books offers solace as we get older, says his longtime friend Professor of International Literary and Cultural Studies Hosea Hirata
Working Across Boundaries to Engage Students in Research
The Lab Science Investigations program uses collaborative learning to teach high schoolers authentic lab and communication skills related to antimicrobial resistance
In the Age of AI, Writers Lean Into the Human Touch
A new nonprofit founded by eight Tufts alumni holds its second forum on nonfiction storytelling, with an eye to what connects us
Matthew Seliger’s Schoenberg Adventure
The violinist’s skill with an eccentric composer’s work earned him a coveted spot in a European masterclass
"Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe" at the Tufts University Art Galleries
A new TUAG exhibition showcases the work of painter Tomashi Jackson
Recent Tufts Alums Publish Paper Examining Political Identities
Thomas Hershewe, A23, and Asher Smith, A23, explore how political affiliation often supersedes rural identity
Remembering Peruvian Poet, Scholar, and Activist José Antonio Mazzotti
For 19 years, he inspired students and colleagues at the School of Arts and Sciences
Undergrads Learn Research from the Inside
The VERSE summer program teams students new to research with Tufts faculty mentors
Nancy Schön, Architect of Urban Joy
At 95, the sculptor of beloved Boston landmarks reflects on molding her life to fit her art—and shares the story behind those iconic ducklings
The Ocean Gives Up Its Secrets
In a Tell Me More podcast episode, faculty and alumni plumb the depths to better know our watery planet, from sea-level rise to shipwrecks to giant squid