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Colin Woodard, wearing a blue sportscoat, gestures as he talks in front of a microphone, with audience members in the foreground.

Why the Nation Is Fracturing, and What to Do About It

Colin Woodard, A91, says the divisions have deep historical and cultural roots, but that the differences mask a shared belief in freedom

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When Pregnancy Emergencies Collide With State Abortion Bans

Study shows hospitals in states banning abortion without exceptions for the patient’s health were more likely to violate federal right to life-saving care

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Showing Neurotypicals How Autistic Communication Works

Researchers develop AI tool to better comprehend how autistic individuals communicate and perceive the world through language

A man and woman stand in front of a blue background of an elephant. They hold signs that say "Thank you

#TuftsGivingTuesday Draws Record-Breaking Support

An unparalleled 9,797 donors contributed more than $5.5 million to programs across the university

Veterinary student Sydney Reed, V27, and Laurence Sawyer, assistant teaching professor at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine and director of the Luke and Lily Lerner Spay/Neuter Clinic, discuss a surgery before beginning.

How Veterinary Students Prepare for Their First Surgery

It’s an intimidating but defining milestone, and a new curriculum is helping students make the most of their learning experience

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Remembering Richard Shultz, Longtime Fletcher School Professor

For more than 40 years, Shultz taught international security studies, and counted heads of state, ambassadors, and secretaries of defense as former students

A snowboarder with a yellow board and blue coat falls on the snow

The Do’s and Don’ts of Cold Weather Sports

A physical therapist at the School of Medicine offers advice on preventing and recovering from injuries caused by winter sports 

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Winter Book Recommendations 2025

Need a book or two for long winter nights, your travels, or that holiday gift? The Tufts community offers more than 25 choices

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SMFA at Tufts Art Sale Showcases Creativity and Community

The annual fundraiser on the Fenway campus runs Dec. 5-7