- Welcome, class of 2025!
Tufts University welcomes its newest Jumbos during the matriculation ceremony on the Medford/Somerville campus on Thursday, Aug. 28. - Welcoming Our Newest Jumbos and Families
On move-in day, new Tufts students turn the mic on their parents — capturing advice, nerves, and big laughs as families arrive for Pre-Orientation. Meet our newest Jumbos and the people cheering them on. - Tufts Students are Active Citizens of the World
Teagan Mustone, A27, and Seona Maskara, A26, shine a light on the important work they’ve been doing with the Haley House and The Welcome Project, respectively. - Smart Dental Implants
How can dental implants feel more like real teeth? At the Tufts University Dental School of Medicine, Dr. Jake Chen and his team are developing “smart” dental implants designed to restore sensation. - BRUSHING AND FLOSSING: ARE WE DOING IT RIGHT?
Brushing and flossing: We know it’s important, but are we doing it right? Turns out, this daily ritual isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. Livia Valverde, assistant professor of periodontology and periodontal predoctoral program director at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, shares why the right technique is so important. You might never brush quite the same way again. Learn more at: go.tufts.edu/oralhealth - The Wendell Phillips Address at the Baccalaureate Ceremony for the Class of 2025
On May 17, the Baccalaureate Service marked the last time the undergraduate class came together as a group before Commencement. This multifaith celebration, begun in 1864, honors the heritage of spirituality and values at Tufts through a diversity of religions, philosophies, and cultures in the form of music, readings, and blessings. During the ceremony, Ayomide Oloyede, A25, gave the Wendell Phillips Address.
