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Nancy Stafford Milburn in a photo from the 1967 Tufts Jumbo yearbook

Remembering Nancy Milburn

The former dean of Jackson College was a role model for women in science

Sunil Kumar Appointed Tufts University’s Next President

Provost and senior vice president at Johns Hopkins University, Kumar will begin as Tufts’ 14th president on July 1, 2023

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Education

Parenting in a Post-Pandemic World

An assistant professor in the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development offers some tips on how to help children reacclimate to social...

Activism & Social Justice

Civil Rights Lawyer Sherrilyn Ifill: ‘America Is a Teenage Democracy’

The activist and former NAACP Legal Defense Fund president discussed the country’s growing pains as it works to secure voting rights for all

Illustration of one man writing on a chalkboard while two others talk, with sunlight coming in through a window with bars on it. As part of the Tufts Prison Initiative, a philosophy teacher and her students held an Ethics Bowl with incarcerated stude

Activism & Social Justice

Learning Ethics in Prison

As part of the Tufts Prison Initiative, a philosophy teacher and her students held an Ethics Bowl with incarcerated students

Arts & Humanities

Glass Imagined Through the Artist’s Eye

Tufts artists illuminate the beauty of glass with techniques both new and old, while speaking to issues of our time

Campus Life

Tufts Plans New Residence Hall on Boston Avenue

Tufts will begin construction on an undergraduate residence hall on Boston Avenue.

University News

A Grateful Community Comes Together for Tufts Giving Tuesday

A global Tufts University community will rally to celebrate Giving Tuesday, the tenth annual day of philanthropy

Five students of different racial and ethnic backgrounds sit outdoors with notebooks and a computer in their laps

Education

Should Kids Be Cramming for Tests or Competing at Sports?

In Race at the Top, Tufts sociologist Natasha Warikoo examines how Asian American and white parents in an affluent suburb define success for their children—and...

Dr Bradley McGregor, A00, M04, poses for a portrait

Points of View

Practicing Medicine in a War Zone: A Service Member’s Perspective

An oncologist and U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel reflects on the unexpected twists and turns of his career–including the inspiration for his work

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Remembering Nancy Milburn

Sunil Kumar Appointed Tufts University’s Next President

Parenting in a Post-Pandemic World

Civil Rights Lawyer Sherrilyn Ifill: ‘America Is a Teenage Democracy’

Learning Ethics in Prison

Glass Imagined Through the Artist’s Eye

Tufts Plans New Residence Hall on Boston Avenue

A Grateful Community Comes Together for Tufts Giving Tuesday

Should Kids Be Cramming for Tests or Competing at Sports?

Practicing Medicine in a War Zone: A Service Member’s Perspective

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