The Menus Have Changed, but Dining Halls Keep Dishing Up Tastes of Home
From white tablecloths to mobile apps, Tufts dining has evolved over time. But the friendships that develop over shared meals never go out of style.
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Want to Boost Your Immune System? Eat These Foods
These vitamins and minerals can help your body fight infection all year long, but especially during cold and flu season
From Siberia, a Voice for Environmental Justice
A new documentary tells the story of one woman’s push for accountability for coal mining's environmental and health dangers
What Are Tariffs and How Do They Work?
A Tufts professor explains these taxes on imports and how they can affect the economy
From Siberia, a Voice for Environmental Justice Inspires a Debut Documentary
Independent filmmaker Alina Simone tells the story of one woman’s courage to push for accountability for the environmental and health dangers of coal mining
How Drones Are Changing Warfare
They started as ways to gather intel on enemies, and now are used to deliver deadly attacks, as battlefields continue to evolve in Ukraine and beyond
Changing the Course of Climate Change
With the debut of Climate Action, a tireless advocate for reducing carbon emissions offers students ‘an alternative to a feeling of immobility’
Friedman School Receives Historic $10 Million Gift for Financial Aid
The second-largest gift in the school’s history includes a $9 million matching challenge
New Study Links Millions of Diabetes and Heart Disease Cases Globally to Sugary Drinks
Research from the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy reveals the health impacts of consuming sugar-sweetened beverages
