Sometimes a secret is harmless, but hiding infidelity or other lies may lead to physical and emotional damage, according to a Tufts graduate's new book

Those closest to her could feel the most distant. She used art to bridge the divide

Receiving Sigma Kappa's letter of apology this year prompted Terrie Williams Schachter, J59, to recall what it was like to be at the center of a stand against prejudice in 1956

The Tufts community—faculty, staff, students, and alumni—offer a wide-ranging selection for your reading pleasure

Brian Gravel, an assistant professor of education, questions homework as it exists and imagines it as a way to make schooling meaningful for young people

At Tufts for 30 years, she worked closely with students and was instrumental in establishing the Asian American Center, the Women’s Center, the Latinx Center, and the LGBT Center

From the Tour de France to Black Lives Matter protests, Caroline Yang, J95, captures moments of determination, loss, and hope

The former dean of Jackson College was a role model for women in science 

Provost and Senior Vice President at Johns Hopkins University Sunil Kumar will begin as Tufts’ 14th president on July 1, 2023

Tufts students describe inspiring moments and slow progress at the U.N. conference in Egypt