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At Mock Trial, Jumbos turn prosecution and defense into a competitive sport

Zakaria Tourabi, A29, made art inspired by the words of Martin Luther King Jr. as part of the annual university celebration

It very much depends on the species and the habitat, say two Tufts biologists

Trace amounts of heavy metals can show up in everyday foods—but with a balanced, varied dietary pattern, there’s little reason for worry.

A human resources assistant on determination—and running 41 marathons—during her 47 years of Tufts service

Bernard Arulanandam’s research interests include the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in immune responses to infectious diseases

How a Tufts professor deepened his appreciation of the civil rights leader by directing and acting in a play about King’s life

Coxswain Hannah Jiang and rower Rose Tinkjian attribute the team’s recent success to a common group mentality

A professor of French on the major “for your heart”