Jay Fonticella, A22, came to Tufts four years ago because of the university's strengths in biomedical science. Along with the opportunity to conduct research on craniofacial modeling as a way to open up future therapeutics for craniofacial birth defects, Jay also found at Tufts—with both faculty mentors and fellow students—a powerful sense of community.
More from Tufts on Youtube
- 2:41Slam DunkMechanical Engineering student True Becker, E25, is a modern-day Renaissance man who defies gravity on the Celtics dunk team, sings a cappella, and is a seasoned Ninja Warrior
- 1:07Dogs on Prez Lawn at TuftsEvery Saturday morning, rain or shine, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., the community gathers at Tufts to socialize their dogs on the President's Lawn at Tufts University's Medford/Somerville campus.For more, follow @dogs_on_prezlawn on Instagram.
- 1:13It Runs in the FamilyAnthony Yu, A25, a member of the Tufts Marathon Team, ran his first Boston Marathon in April, alongside a special mentor—his mom.
- 1:28Welcome to the Herd!We can’t wait to continue Tufts traditions with you, Class of 2029!
- 2:26Earning the SparkleHow the Tufts University Ballroom Dance Team cha-chas its way to building friendships and confidence on the dance floor
- 1:09Earning the SparkleMembers of the Tufts University Ballroom Dance Team cha-cha their way to building friendships and confidence on the dance floor
