Today’s Graduates Should Ask, ‘What Am I Here to Give?’
Business leader Ken Frazier urges members of the Class of 2026 to consider how they can serve others.
Campus news
From Silkworm to Super Material
Researchers fuse silk fibers into high-performance solids that are almost as tough as Kevlar.
An MBTA Stop with a Cafe? Tufts Students Win Heavy Civil Competition
A team of civil and environmental engineering students came in first place in a competition tasking teams to design a T stop addressing current needs in public transportation infrastructure.
New Work on Henricks Art Wall Blends Art and Science
Created by two faculty members in the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA), the piece makes a portrait of the Tsungming Tu Complex’s spaces for learning and research.
Reinventing an Industry: From eReaders to Sustainable AI Displays
Johnson Lee, A98, a Tufts alumnus and CEO of E Ink Holdings Inc., delivered the 14th Dean’s Lecture where he discussed E Ink’s evolving role in the LCD screen business.
Riding Into the Summer with Memories of Friends, Fun, and Challenge
A team of students in Design for Fabrication built a pedal-powered railway for their final project.
Olympic Coach, Avionics Engineer, and Tufts Master’s Student Leslie Stratton
Whether she’s coaching athletes or perfecting airplane cockpits for pilots, human factors engineering is a throughline in everything Leslie Stratton does.
Protecting the Flock
A group of Tufts researchers created a new "featherweight device” that has been selected as a student team venture by VentureWell for its innovation and potential impact.
Tufts University Students Explore Professional Pathways During Spring Break
Tufts University Associate Provost for Student Success Ellise LaMotte discusses the school's new experiential learning spring break program in a recent U.S. News article.