For These Tufts First-Years, Thailand Is the Classroom From khao soi to sky lanterns, Class of 2029 Civic Semester students immersed themselves in Thai culture
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
‘I Love the Opportunity to Help People Discover Who They Are’ The university’s head football coach on helping players grow in all dimensions of their lives
The Economic Benefits of Migration for Host Countries A new report led by Fletcher School faculty highlights the positive aspects of migration for wealthier countries, while acknowledging the challenges
Field Hockey Takes the National Championship with Overtime Win The Jumbos win the NCAA Division III championship for the first time since 2012 with victory over Johns Hopkins
How to Be a Mayor In the classroom, as in City Hall, former Somerville mayor Joe Curtatone models the art of truly engaging your community
Secular Voters and a Growing Rift in the Democratic Party Making up a growing wing of liberals, they split on cultural issues with Black Democratic voters, a political scientist says
Feel Your Blood Pressure Rising? Here’s How to Monitor It Routine screenings are important for health. Advice from a cardiologist on screenings, home monitoring, and interpreting the results
‘What Does It Mean to Me to Be a Christian?’ The co-president of the Protestant Students Association on finding meaning through faith