“Part of our mission at Tufts is to make the world a better place, and with this initiative, Tufts and its many coalition partners will make a lasting, positive impact on global health,” said Anthony P. Monaco, the university’s president. https://t.co/kGTMucPnmc

Is it really better to shop at the local farmers’ market than at a chain grocery store? The answers from @TuftsNutrition professor Tim Griffin, E10P, EG13P, may surprise you at the virtual #TuftsTalks on October 27. https://t.co/aolVyf9URz https://t.co/cjHcWKZFp2

Have you checked out https://t.co/xBI6uyLu65? It's a great tool for the @TuftsUniversity community to find news, research, and resources on the #2020Election—including @jumbovote guides for students. And it highlights this important reminder that young people can shape democracy! https://t.co/OT262Mnkuw

"One way to overcome the alienation that xenophobia brings is to combat the negative stereotypes about immigrants and refugees, and help see them as fellow human beings just like us," says alumna @prof_erikalee, J91, a University of Minnesota professor.https://t.co/YJZieys8ZA

#InternationalPodcastDay is the perfect day to get caught up on #TuftsTellMeMore. The podcast, produced by Tufts, consists of brief conversations with the thinkers, artists, makers and shapers of our world.Listen to all episodes: https://t.co/HPETWqZ8o9 https://t.co/DN7Ol42yF3

Tufts University has been chosen to lead a $100M multi-institution @USAID program to reduce the risk of zoonotic viral diseases that can “spillover” from animals to humans.https://t.co/KAgd9sgBQw

Insights from Tufts Equity Research Group, led by @TischCollege Associate Dean Peter Levine, were included in a recent @usnews analysis that finds strong connection between COVID-19 case rates and rates of response to a U.S. Census Bureau survey.https://t.co/dMJis2Z7Z3

"In special education, one of the strategies that works the best is a structured routine—and that’s gone,” said Leandra Elion, a lecturer in the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development.https://t.co/FZZwYu3P2W

Second to last day to apply to the Green Fund! Make your sustainability projects a reality while making Tufts a more sustainable campus! https://t.co/Thn3BfBPI8 https://t.co/nRmex7hJXn

.@TischCollege is hosting #Boston Mayor @MartyForBoston, the city's Health + Human Services Chief @Marty__Martinez & Chief of Equity Dr. #KarilynCrockett TODAY @ 12 pm ET to discuss what it's like to run a major city during a global #pandemic.Register: https://t.co/QXEgF1meFw https://t.co/E4dsdtu3qX

What roles can (or should) institutions play in support of the regional food movement at the intersections of sustainability, resiliency, student food access, and food justice? Explore this question and more during tomorrow's HoCu Lecture at 12 pm! https://t.co/N1IDMc0tQD https://t.co/KevGwgtHst

Join your fellow alums for the first-ever Virtual 5K Jumbo Fun Run as part of the 𝗝𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗼𝘀@𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲-𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴, happening October 10-17.Learn more and register today: https://t.co/3ExQqtzaAM#JumbosAtHomecoming https://t.co/BdXPdRh1KH

It's no surprise that our own Diane McKay, Lynne Ausman, and @wamasters are interviewed for this piece on finding the rhythm of remote learning. We've been doing this for years! https://t.co/2nMbQhvrhS

Ahead of tonight's first Presidential Debate, listen to what Tufts political science professor and chair Deborah Schildkraut says about deciphering the candidates’ approaches. #Debates2020https://t.co/zm1DRXCYws

On September 19-20, nearly 400 people attended the virtual Women in Tech (WiT) Conference, hosted by the Women in Computer Science (WiCS) student group. The conference included 25 sessions and featured two keynote speakers.https://t.co/NU2CfawnaF