- Peeking Through Space Dust to See How the Ancient Universe FormedAstronomers find that ice-covered dust in a far-away galaxy is much like dust that is closer to us, helping them understand early galactic activity
- Succession Battles Are Not Just a TV TropeThe Market Basket saga shows that governance issues are a common problem for large, successful family-owned businesses
- Proper Toothbrushing Technique Protects More Than Your SmileThere’s a potentially lifesaving device on your bathroom counter
- Tufts Chemists Design a Next Generation of Weight Loss DrugsCombining elements of four hormones into a single drug, researchers hope to address not only obesity, but associated conditions like type 2 diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular disease
- Long-term Success of GLP-1s Hinges on More Than Just a PrescriptionA comprehensive program of nutritional and lifestyle counseling is critical to maximize overall efficacy and improve cost-effectiveness of GLP-1s for obesity
- Smart Microbes Use Pathogenic Tools to Deliver TherapeuticsA physician-scientist modifies bacteria to secrete beneficial proteins that could help people with inflammatory bowel disease
- Men’s Rowing Wins Points Trophy and Second Varsity Titles at IRA ChampionshipsAt the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Division III Championships regatta on Cooper River the Jumbos fall just short of a national championship
- Women’s Rowing Wins Second Straight NCAA ChampionshipThe Jumbo first and second varsity eights led their races from start to finish
- From Sources to Serving Sizes, What You Need to Know About ProteinTufts nutrition experts say most of us already get enough protein, and more is not necessarily better
- Spring Watchlist and Playlist Recommendations 2025From vampires and killer parents to soul music and public schools, these 25 music, movie, TV, and podcast picks from Tufts faculty and staff will keep you informed and entertained
- From the Familiar to the FantasticThe 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibition gave a peek at the wide-ranging work of this year’s graduates
- ‘It’s About Choosing the Hard Right Over the Easy Wrong’A Fletcher School Ph.D. candidate on leadership and service
- Undefeated Men’s Lacrosse Wins Second Straight National ChampionshipJumbos finish season 23-0 with dominating play at the NCAA final at Gillette Stadium
- Women’s Lacrosse Makes It to NCAA Final, but Falls in 10-9 HeartbreakerThe Jumbos finish the season as the national runner-up with a program-record 21 wins
- A Lifelong Loyalty to TruthHowie Severino, A83, reflects on a career reporting on dictators, rebuilding Filipino journalism, and telling stories across all walks of life
- A Dental Floss That Can Measure StressResearchers design floss pick system with built-in sensors that could also be adapted to track a wide range of conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer
- Dentists Serving Their Community, No Matter Where in the WorldThree members of dental school’s international student program recognized for helping others
- A Quest for His Roots Led to a SurpriseHistory student Jaiden Mosley’s research revealed family ties he hadn’t imagined
- Does the Iron Fist Bring Down Gang-Related Crime?Using the cases of El Salvador and Honduras, a Tufts sociologist examines whether ‘states of exception’ truly stop violence or merely shift it
- Jumbos Advance in National CompetitionsMen’s lacrosse punches ticket to NCAA final, women’s lacrosse heads to NCAA semifinals, and other teams and individuals are competing as well
