What Does an Engineer Sound Like?
Greses Pérez draws upon her research into the intersection of language and learning and her experiences as a woman in STEM to help open up the field of engineering.
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Educating the next generation of engineers
McDonnell Family Bridge Professor Milo Koretsky reflects on the growth of engineering education research.
The Indigenous student experience through a contemporary lens
At Tufts’ newest identity center, director Vernon Miller looks toward the future.
Tufts welcomes the undergraduate Class of 2026
The most academically accomplished class ever enrolled, the incoming class sustains Tufts’ focus on creating a student body that is diverse and inclusive.
Black engineers work to fix long-ignored bias in oxygen readings
Associate Professor Valencia Koomson and colleagues are addressing the shortcomings of pulse oximeters and engaging with senators to push for action.
‘We’re all different people with different experiences’
Through his portraits, computer science student Andrew Harris, A25, shows people of color in all their individuality.
I was bullied a lot as a child. Then mentors opened up a new world.
Elisa Vega-Burns, E87, recalls how “angels” helped her on her journey from a difficult childhood to a successful career—and shares her advice for young women of color.
$1.2 million gift propels Tufts Venture Accelerator, ensuring access and equity
Earle Yaffa, Kim & Alan Hartman, and the Joseph H. Flom Foundation gift $1.2 million to the Derby Entrepreneurship Center (DEC) in support of student ventures.
An early look at the undergraduate Class of 2026
With a rise in applications, students admitted to Tufts for the fall are a diverse group eager to make the world a better place.