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In collaboration with deaf and hard-of-hearing high schoolers, aspiring engineers design for both accessibility and fun.

Jack Schuler, E62, and Tanya Schuler Sharman, E91, establish Schuler Access Initiative, including a $25 million challenge to Tufts to raise funds for low-income students.

Diversity reaches all-time high with the new undergraduates and transfers.

University and School of Engineering self-examinations spur multi-year plan to combat racism and exclusion.

Hezekiah Branch, E21, Zijing ‘Sylvia’ Chen, EG23, and Rene LaPointe Jameson, E21, are among the students recognized for combining academic achievement with a profound impact on communities near and far.

The Department of Computer Science continues to sponsor events dedicated to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion.

As students packed their belongings and leave campus during the early days of COVID-19, people stepped up to help underrepresented, first-generation, and low-income students.

It’s important to take a systematic approach to dismantle racism, Karl Reid, A22P, executive director of the National Society of Black Engineers, tells a Tufts audience.

Edward Alexander Jr. joins the School of Engineering as a Diversity Program Administrator in the Center for STEM Diversity.