Campus Life

‘Give Everything a Shot’

Mechanical engineering senior True Becker defies gravity on the Celtics dunk team, sings a cappella, and is a seasoned Ninja Warrior

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Campus Life

Research Strengthens Dining Center Commitment to Buying Local

When it comes to fish, engineering student promotes fresh, sustainable varieties
Arts & Humanities

After 20 Years in Prison, He’s Now a Tufts Grad

Nathan Miksch is the first TUPIT student to start his bachelor’s degree behind bars and finish it on campus
Climate & Sustainability

A Forward-Looking Approach to Climate Disaster Preparation

With flooding and heatwaves on the rise, certain vulnerable communities must learn to expect the unexpected, say Tufts researchers
Aging

In Healthy Aging, Carb Quality Counts

Study links midlife intakes of high-quality carbohydrates and dietary fiber to better health in older women
Animal Health & Medicine

You and Your Pet Can Share Resistance to Certain Medications. Here’s How.

Small animal veterinarians at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine are leading nationwide efforts to understand antimicrobial stewardship and resistance in companion animals

Campus Life

Commencement 2025

The Class of 2025 will be honored at the 169th Tufts University Commencement. Celebrate their achievements and joy through photos, videos, and stories here. For information about the events, visit the Commencement site.

Business & Economics

Ray Wang’s Economics of Parenting

His graduate research looks at the ways that families invest in their kids

Mikayla Paquette Community Hoops Passion Project

Activism & Social Justice

Mikayla Paquette’s Hoop Dreams

Finding joy in basketball and purpose in public service, she has created a program that aims to empower youth, on and off the court

Arts & Humanities

Matthew Winkler’s Remembrance of a Star

His documentary on jazz singer Joya Sherrill pays tribute to a groundbreaking artist

Visual Arts

Two Origami Artists, on a Quest for the Perfect Paper

The science students got a boost in their paper chase when an SMFA studio welcomed them into the fold

Drew Nelson leans on a bike in front of the Tufts Bikes repair shop

Campus Life

A Crash Derailed His Life, but He’s Still a Champion for Bikes

When his dance career was cut short, Drew Nelson, A25, had to ride a different path—and found a new cause

Tufts Marathon Team's coach, flanked by two runners at the Boston Marathon.

Campus Life

It Runs in the Family

Anthony Yu, A25, a member of the Tufts Marathon Team, ran his first Boston Marathon in April, alongside a special mentor—his mom

A male lacrosse player wearing a helmet and carrying a lacrosse stick walks past a player from another team.

Sports

Tufts Athletics Ramp Up Postseason Competition

Men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s tennis, and softball are moving forward in NCAAs, plus other updates

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Biomedical Science

The Big Stroke Questions Scientists Are Trying to Answer

Tufts researchers explain how they’re pushing the boundaries of stroke science to improve patients’ lives

A middle-aged patient sitting on a hospital bed talking with concern to a medical professional

Health

‘Stroke in Young People Is Not That Rare’

Amid a rise in stroke rates in young adult patients, a specialist at the School of Medicine shares how strokes differ for this group, and how doctors can meet the challenge

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Farming & Agriculture

Collaborative Science in Action: Delta GREENS

Five researchers at different stages of their academic careers team up to improve food access and health outcomes in the Mississippi Delta

Bennett True holding albino Burmese python

Animal Health & Medicine

Instilling Awe and Respect for Venomous Snakes

Laidlaw Scholar Bennett True journeyed to South Africa for an experience that underscored the importance of education and conservation

A person’s hand pointing to an entry in a very old handwritten ledger book, with a card catalogue in the background. A Tufts multidisciplinary research seminar shows undergrads how to work with primary sources and bring history to life

Arts & Humanities

Students Dive Deep Into Archival Research

A multidisciplinary research seminar shows undergrads how to work with primary sources and bring history to life

Computer Science

Duncan Johnson’s Mission to Change How Kids Code

Engineering undergraduate finds momentum and inspiration on a journey to expand access to computer coding

Film & Media

Shadows in the Night

Filmmaker Khary Jones discusses his latest movie, Night Fight, and how he helps students bring their own experiences to the screen

Animal Health & Medicine

Wildlife Cameras Provide an Unfiltered View of the Natural World

In the Master’s in Conservation Medicine program, students learn to use camera traps to study animals on the Grafton campus and contribute to the health of animals nationwide

Campus Life

‘Everybody Joins the Team for Fun, and Everybody Stays’

Students build community through participation in Tufts Ballroom Dance Team

Seven men and women stand close together wearing Tufts Jumbos jerseys on the field at Fenway Park

Sports

John Morris, Longtime Director of Athletics, Departing Tufts

As athletic director since 2015, he saw the university become a NESCAC and NCAA powerhouse

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Cancer

Healing One Bite at a Time

When doctors gave me two weeks to live, nutrition science and culinary art saved my life—and inspired a career teaching future food coaches.

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Aging

How to Help Someone Who Is Going Through a Health Crisis

An occupational therapist shares advice for what to do and say when someone you care about is sick or injured

Climate & Sustainability

In Costa Rica, Field Research Deepens Insights Into Tropical Rainforests

A biology seminar highlights the vital role of advocacy for one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems

Zoologist Marjorie Bercier holding a live snake in a veterinary clinic

Animal Health & Medicine

Snakes: Shedding Light on a Misunderstood Reptile

They contribute to human medicine research, and other reasons snakes don’t deserve their bad reputation, according to a zoologist

Research at Tufts

The university’s faculty and students are driving thinking and research forward to solve our most pressing challenges—in our communities and around the world.