David Nelson has been named one of only 55 recipients nationwide for this year’s prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship recognizing future leaders dedicated to public service work. The Boston College junior plans further study focusing on mental health outcomes.
Elysse Cumberland secured her second straight national title in the indoor triple jump at the NCAA Division III championships, helping Tufts women’s track and field finish ninth overall. The men’s basketball team also advanced to its second-ever Elite Eight after defeating Wesleyan University.
Researchers at Tufts University and the Wyss Institute have created ‘neurobots,’ living organisms made from frog cells with primitive nervous systems. The study explores how neurons self-organize in new contexts and may lead to advances in synthetic biology.
Madeleine Dunn has been named NESCAC Swimmer of the Year after setting new records for Tufts University. Coach Adam Hoyt praised her consistency and leadership throughout four seasons with the team.
Tufts University has been named among the top 100 U.S. universities for utility patents in 2025 by the National Academy of Inventors. The recognition reflects a broad range of innovative research across several disciplines at Tufts.
Tufts University has accepted ten percent of a record-high applicant pool for its undergraduate Class of 2030. The incoming class is notable for its diversity in backgrounds and academic interests as well as expanded financial aid offerings.
Tufts Hillel marked a significant moment on March 1 with the dedication of two new Torah scrolls, an event that drew more than 100 attendees to Eaton Hall, including students, faculty, alumni, and community members.
Before a diver hits the water, there is a moment of stillness—a breath and a mental mantra at the edge of the board.
Tufts University has announced plans to build a new aquatics center on College Avenue in Medford, with construction expected to finish by the start of the Fall 2028 semester.
A new study led by Tufts University researchers finds multiple overlapping causes behind stalled U.S. life expectancy since the 2010s. Generational differences reveal troubling trends among late Gen Xers and Millennials.