The accepted students are academically accomplished, inventive, and entrepreneurial and come with wide-ranging interests

Educator and mathematician will speak at the May 18 ceremony

Philosophers have ideas. So do lifelong learners

Cultures all over the world use music to enter trance states of consciousness, the focus of a popular course

Ph.D. student Clara Mabour finds inspiration in interdisciplinary research that advances STEM education in young learners

A member of the Tufts faculty since 2003, he studied the psychological causes and consequences of racism

From commissions to copyright to the importance of community, MFA students learn how to thrive as real-world artists

First-year student Elysse Cumberland, who was initially the 10th seed, wins individual NCAA title 

Executive orders are often in the news, but presidents also quietly issue other policy directives that are much harder to trace

The Department of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies spring musical recreates the freedom, frolic, and rising fascism of Berlin at the end of the Jazz Age