Don’t Start With Applications—and Other Job-Search Advice From a Top Talent Executive
An alumna with expertise in human resources management will share advice for students entering today’s job market in an upcoming event
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Summer Internships as Launchpads for Career Exploration
Tufts Career Center’s Summer Internship Grants help undergraduates gain experience and confidence via hands-on work across research, engineering, technology, and the arts
Thinking Outside the Book
From a poetic carton of eggs to a story encased in soap, the SMFA at Tufts library collects artists’ visions of what a book can be
Sourdough Starters Reveal a Recipe for Predicting Microbial Species Survival
Scientists use microbes in bread dough to test a simple way to understand how species live together in nature
Tufts Receives Most Undergraduate Applications Ever
More than 36,000 students apply for admission to the Class of 2030
Look Inside the World of Veterinary Ophthalmology
A trio of specialists at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine join forces to care for the eyes of all kinds of animals
Bringing Local Entrepreneurship to the Medford Hillside
Deepening campus/community connections, Tufts has partnered with the City of Medford to turn a vacant storefront into a temporary home for small businesses
What Should I Do With Unused or Expired Prescription Medications?
There are many options for safe medication disposal, explains a clinical pharmacologist and associate professor of medicine
How Do We Make Sure AI Is Fair, Safe, and Secure?
Ken Archer, A96, head of responsible AI at Microsoft, explains how to build in guardrails to ever-expanding AI