Four CASE Awards Recognize Excellence in Tufts Storytelling
The award-winning work spans video, multimedia storytelling, news features, and science writing, and reflects the depth and diversity of stories across the university
News
More Convenience Stores Stop Taking SNAP Benefits
New restrictions on purchases with SNAP benefits in some states mean fewer convenience stores are accepting them
Social Media and Kids: A Parent’s Guide
Teaching and modeling media literacy is more likely to be effective than banning social media for young people
Safer Ways to Keep Rodents Out
No one wants rats or mice in their home, but you can keep them away without harming the owls, hawks, and other wildlife that help control pests naturally
Five Horror Films to Die For
Ayanna Thomas is not only the dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and a professor of psychology—she’s also a diehard fan of scary movies
‘Once Enamel Is Gone, It Can’t Be Replaced’
Advice from an expert at the School of Dental Medicine on caring for the protective outer covering of your teeth
Where Imagination and Forgiveness Meet Memory
Philosopher Felipe De Brigard, AG05, wins a MacArthur “genius grant” for his work on understanding the role of memory in our lives
Fadi Azra’s Hold on Home
His award-winning stop-motion film captures our need for memories that anchor us
Want to Make Better Decisions? Assume You Might Be Wrong.
These three techniques can help you challenge presumptions, avoid groupthink, and make smarter plans