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The current requirement for social support disproportionately affects people of color, low-income, and rural patients according to research conducted by Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Keren Ladin and colleagues at the School of Medicine. 

Students learn to do the math to counter gerrymandering in this summer's Voting Rights Data Institute. 

A noted researcher and activist, Zella Luria taught psychology at Tufts for forty years. 

Reusing abandoned properties can transform those spaces—and whole cities, says Associate Professor of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning Justin Hollander.

Tufts University to host LEGO® Education Symposium and Tufts STEM Education Conference. 

Tufts researchers have discovered that honey bees alter their diet of nutrients according to the season, particularly as winter approaches. 

Tufts expands engineering graduate programs to meet the growing demand for computer and data science skills. 

Ellen Kullman offers "career constants" to 2018 Tufts graduates to guide them in a rapidly changing world.