In the News

Micro program faculty member Andy Camilli and Sackler alum Minmin Yen explore the use of bacteriophage to control cholera.

Neuroscientist Phil Haydon plans a solo circumnavigation of the Earth, hoping to inspire and educate those with epilepsy

With the Tufts Civic Semester, incoming undergraduates spend their first fall semester abroad

March 12 event is part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series

Collaborative HNRCA research has found that today’s fast food is worse than it was thirty years ago due to changes in portion size, calories, and nutrient and sodium content.

Physician assistant students are getting a new worldview, thanks to a clinical rotation in South Africa.

Fletcher’s Christopher Miller writes about the implications of the close relations between Russia and China, which both view the U.S. as “a geopolitical and ideological threat.”

Fletcher’s Christopher Miller writes about the implications of the close relations between Russia and China, which both view the U.S. as “a geopolitical and ideological threat.”

From refugees and human trafficking to sovereignty and security, immigration is the topic of the EPIIC Symposium March 7-9 at Tufts