A woman seated at a desk talking with a younger woman, with a laptop open in the foreground. The VERSE summer program teams students new to research with Tufts faculty mentors

Campus Life

Undergrads Learn Research from the Inside

The VERSE summer program teams students new to research with Tufts faculty mentors

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Points of View

Schoenberg, Noise Music, and the Power of Feedback

Good music isn’t all melody and beauty—sounds that are uncomfortable have their own role to play
Health Care

Improving Access to Health Care with Community Health Workers

The COHERE program trains community members to engage with marginalized groups to improve access to care and other resources for wellbeing
Arts & Humanities

Remembering Peruvian Poet, Scholar, and Activist José Antonio Mazzotti

For 19 years, he inspired students and colleagues at the School of Arts and Sciences
Campus Life

A Modern Upgrade for Tufts’ Historic Engineering Hub

Renovations to Halligan Hall, completed this summer, advance electrical and computer engineering teaching and research at Tufts

a diver in a cave

Arts & Humanities

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

Kamala Harris walks up a few stairs, with a large U.S. flag in the background. A political scientist explains the surprising role that gender plays in American politics

Politics & Voting

Do Women Candidates Have a Harder Time Being Elected?

A political scientist explains the surprising role that gender plays in American politics

A group of Timmy Global Health volunteers stands for a photo outside of a school where a health clinic was held.

Health

An Immersive Lesson in Global Health

With support from President Sunil Kumar, 15 undergraduate students traveled to the Dominican Republic for a weeklong medical brigade with Tufts Timmy Global Health

Nancy Schön in her studio

Visual Arts

Nancy Schön, Architect of Urban Joy

At 95, the sculptor of “Make Way for Ducklings” and other Boston landmarks reflects on molding her life to fit her art

Phil Haydon celebrates at the finish of the 2024 Newport Bermuda Race.

Neuroscience

Sailing to Victory for People with Epilepsy

Neuroscientist Phil Haydon hopes his recent win in the Newport Bermuda sailing race will help inspire others with epilepsy to live fuller lives

photo of Tufts graduate students on retreat with Protestant Chaplain Reverend Dan Bell

Religion

Chaplaincy’s Liaisons Programs Extend Impact Across Campuses

A diverse array of programs and partnerships connects the chaplains to community members across Tufts

Luis Dorfmann stands with his hands on his hips, displaying around his neck several marathon medals he has acquired.

Aging

Engineering a Prolific Track Record

Professor Luis Dorfmann describes the camaraderie and fitness he discovered after joining the Tufts Marathon Team in his 40s

A packed lunch of chicken, quinoa, chickpeas, vegetables, and fruit.

Food & Nutrition

Tips for Packing a Nutritious, Satisfying Lunch

Whether for school or work, make a nourishing midday meal with this advice from the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

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