Ethan Murrow in his South End studio with students.

Visual Arts

Life After Art School? A New Course Has It Covered

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

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Campus Life

Remembering Psychology Professor Sam Sommers

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

Free Admission to Harvard Museums for Tufts Students and Faculty

All Tufts students and faculty now have access, free of charge, to the network of museums at Harvard University
Sports

Tufts Triple Jumper Takes National Championship

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

Tips for Stocking Your Freezer With Healthy Foods

A well-stocked freezer is a useful tool to reduce food waste, cut down on prep time, and make nutritious meals quickly
Education

Making Space for Curiosity and Invention in the Classroom

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

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Health

A Physical Therapist’s Best Advice on Foot Pain

Who’s at risk for sore feet, why foot pain can start, how to prevent it, and what to do if it arises

A vegan bowl of spinach, avocado, sprouts, and other vegetables.

Food & Nutrition

Brain Food: Preventing a Stroke Through Dietary Choices

A nutrition expert shares the best foods to eat and avoid to reduce the risk of having a stroke

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Lyme Disease

Shrews Identified as Big Driver of Lyme Disease on Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket

Study by scientists at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine suggests a range of small mammalian hosts spread tick-borne disease

An exterior view of the White House in Washington, D.C. Presidential executive orders are often in the news, but presidents also quietly issue other policy directives that are much harder to trace

Politics & Voting

The Hidden Power of Presidents

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

Red and green bell peppers

Food & Nutrition

First National Perception Survey of Food is Medicine Programs Shows Strong Public Support

Researchers find majority of Americans surveyed, especially those affected by food and nutrition insecurity, would be interested in food-based nutrition interventions

Nathan Elmer as the Emcee.

Performing Arts

Life Is Still a ‘Cabaret’

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

Close-up of an interdental brush being used to clean a model of a jaw with a visible implant.

Oral Health

What to Know Before, and After, You Get Dental Implants

Just like natural teeth, implants require daily brushing and flossing to keep your mouth healthy

A doctor listens to a boy's lungs.

Health

Pneumonia Cases Are High. How to Protect Yourself and Your Child

After a surge of pneumonia in 2024, a public health expert explains how to prevent, identify, and treat this common lung infection

A multicolored spiral tube, with spikes sticking out throughout againsta white background. Morpho software can model anything from cardiovascular stents to pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing

Science & Technology

Now There’s an Open-Source Software for Modeling Soft Materials

Tufts scientists develop Morpho software, which can model anything from cardiovascular stents to pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing

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University News

Tufts Named a Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students

Recent alumni receive support to research and teach from India and Taiwan to Armenia and France

A large gold colored computer chip on a white table. A quantum computing expert unpacks the hype about Microsoft’s new topological qubit approach.

Science & Technology

Is Quantum Computing Taking a Big Leap Forward?

An expert unpacks the hype about Microsoft’s new topological qubit approach

Meg Reilly stands outdoors with water a city skyline behind her

Business & Economics

After Sailing Around the World, She’s Guiding Others

Fletcher School graduate Meg Reilly uses skills learned on the ocean to mentor women and strengthen teams

Hands typing on a laptop with computer diagrams in the background, as a robot hand reaches out from the laptop screen. Expert in computer chips that run the AI revolution weighs in on how it might affect us in so many ways

Artificial Intelligence

How AI Intersects With Politics, Jobs, and How We Get Information

Expert in computer chips that run the AI revolution weighs in on how it might affect us in many ways

Education

Engineers Week Spotlights Creativity, Community

Opportunities to discover and enjoy engineering spanned a wide spectrum of activities

Dairy cows on a farm eat hay on a farm.

Animal Health & Medicine

A Veterinarian Who Specializes in Dairy Cows Talks About Avian Influenza

How the H5N1 virus is affecting the nation’s cattle, according to an expert at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

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University News

Campus Security Officers: A Collaborative Approach to Public Safety

An in-depth look at community needs results in public safety balanced with a welcoming resource across Tufts

Tufts In the Media

RFK Jr. and beauty influencers are raving about the health benefits of beef tallow. Here's what science says

March 17, 2025
Trump Discussion With Putin to Focus on What Ukraine Will Lose

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This Super Common Dog Owner Habit May Be Shaving Years Off Your Pet's Life

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International Symposium on the Musical Arts of Africa

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