When intelligence is artificial, what happens to ours?
Ashley Forkey, E26, shares her opinion on how AI is affecting students and the field of civil and environmental engineering for ASCE.
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Tufts civil engineering student turns passion for public transit into career experience
During an internship with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Oakley Winters, E26, helped improve the transit system they grew up with.
Swan elected to EWB Faculty Leadership Council
Professor Chris Swan has been elected to the Engineers Without Borders-USA Faculty Leadership Council.
Vahedifard discusses levee effectiveness across the nation
In a recent The Conversation article, Professor Farshid Vahedifard discusses the risks and repercussions of levee failure.
How is drought in New England affecting water levels and the environment?
The lack of rainwater is lowering groundwater reserves, which has cascading effects such as sinking land and potential for fire.
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.
#TuftsGivingTuesday draws record-breaking support
An unparalleled 9,797 donors contributed more than $5.5 million to programs across the university.
Tufts research suggests regional collaboration may support cost-efficient electricity expansion
Ph.D. student Jacob Wessel and Associate Professor Jonathan Lamontagne explored the benefits of cross-country coordination of the electric grid in South America.
Industry Insights prepares Tufts students for future careers
Co-founder and former president/CEO of Rocket Software Andy Youniss shared his perspective on entrepreneurship, technology, and running a successful company.