“Many of our admitted students have started businesses or innovated in novel ways to address challenges in their communities and are looking for ways to expand the impact of their work,” JT Duck said. Photo: Anna Miller Campus Life Meet the Admitted Undergraduate Class of 2029 The accepted students are academically accomplished, inventive, and entrepreneurial and come with wide-ranging interests Latest Stories Health ‘Time Is Brain:’ How to Identify and Respond to a Stroke A neurologist at the School of Medicine advises what to do if someone is having a stroke, and what to expect in the immediate aftermath Campus Life Freeman A. Hrabowski III to Deliver Commencement Address to the Class of 2025 Educator and mathematician will speak at the May 18 ceremony Sports Men’s Swimming Medley Relay Team Wins NCAA Co-Championship The effort leads to seventh place Jumbo team finish at the nationals, their best since 2018 Sports Growth in Women’s Sports Has Been a Long Time Coming Sociologist Jill Weinberg explains why women’s sports have become more popular and how to create more parity with men’s sports Artificial Intelligence Exploring AI and Health Sciences Connections at TIAI-Big Ideas Day For Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence’s launch, presenters set the stage for collaboration Arts & Humanities What Is Happiness? Philosophers have ideas. So do lifelong learners. prev next of Business & Economics Why Is the Price of Gold So High? The cost of gold tends to spike in times of high inflation and economic and geopolitical uncertainty Campus Life Match Made: Fourth-Year Medical Students Learn Their Next Steps Celebration at Tufts University School of Medicine on Match Day as future doctors are paired with residency programs around the country 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 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 The Music and Trance Connection Cultures all over the world use music to enter trance states of consciousness, the focus of a popular course 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 Health A Physical Therapist’s 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 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 Sports Triple Jumper Takes National Championship First-year student Elysse Cumberland, who was initially the 10th seed, wins individual NCAA title 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 March 17, 2025 This Super Common Dog Owner Habit May Be Shaving Years Off Your Pet's Life March 15, 2025 Upcoming Events Mar 29 International Symposium on the Musical Arts of Africa Apr 1 Book Talk with Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat: "The Art of Diplomacy" Apr 7 From Homes to the Streets: Women Domestic Workers' Organizing Practices in India and South Africa More Events
Health ‘Time Is Brain:’ How to Identify and Respond to a Stroke A neurologist at the School of Medicine advises what to do if someone is having a stroke, and what to expect in the immediate aftermath
Campus Life Freeman A. Hrabowski III to Deliver Commencement Address to the Class of 2025 Educator and mathematician will speak at the May 18 ceremony
Sports Men’s Swimming Medley Relay Team Wins NCAA Co-Championship The effort leads to seventh place Jumbo team finish at the nationals, their best since 2018
Sports Growth in Women’s Sports Has Been a Long Time Coming Sociologist Jill Weinberg explains why women’s sports have become more popular and how to create more parity with men’s sports
Artificial Intelligence Exploring AI and Health Sciences Connections at TIAI-Big Ideas Day For Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence’s launch, presenters set the stage for collaboration
Business & Economics Why Is the Price of Gold So High? The cost of gold tends to spike in times of high inflation and economic and geopolitical uncertainty
Campus Life Match Made: Fourth-Year Medical Students Learn Their Next Steps Celebration at Tufts University School of Medicine on Match Day as future doctors are paired with residency programs around the country
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
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 The Music and Trance Connection Cultures all over the world use music to enter trance states of consciousness, the focus of a popular course
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
Health A Physical Therapist’s 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
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
Sports Triple Jumper Takes National Championship First-year student Elysse Cumberland, who was initially the 10th seed, wins individual NCAA title
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
RFK Jr. and beauty influencers are raving about the health benefits of beef tallow. Here's what science says March 17, 2025
Apr 7 From Homes to the Streets: Women Domestic Workers' Organizing Practices in India and South Africa
