A Ground-breaking Study on LGBTQ+ Health Was Just the Start
Physician Mitchell Lunn, A04, engages communities that are largely ignored in medical research
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New AI-Powered Drone Technology Aids Elephant Conservation
Tufts engineers and conservationists are helping track and protect wild elephants in East Africa
Laying the Groundwork for Pandemic Prevention
A global consortium is strengthening our capacity to reduce the risks of emerging pathogens
Where the Ukraine War Goes from Here
As the bloody conflict enters its second year, Tufts experts weight alternative endings—and the possibility it won’t be resolved any time soon
To Conserve African Wildlife, A Push to Benefit African People
Fletcher School graduate Kaddu Sebunya leads efforts to protect elephants, lions, and other endangered animals while also responding to human needs on the continent
Tufts Offers Haven for Scholars at Risk
An expanded university program hosts four academics—a veterinary surgeon, a human rights leader, a banking expert, and a professor of international relations—who fled peril in Ukraine and Afghanistan
A Narrative of Africa Outside the Western Gaze
Kenyan animator Ng’endo Mukii brings a global view to her films and her Tufts classes
Have Economic Sanctions Against Russia Been Effective?
As the war in Ukraine enters its second year, a Tufts economist explains how Russia has coped with sanctions so far and what toll they could take over time
Offshore Wind Power’s Last Mile
Tufts School of Engineering faculty and students are working to overcome the challenges—technological, environmental, and political—associated with the “New Deal” infrastructure project of the century
