Changing Course
Krishna Kaneria’s time at Tufts and subsequent work experiences have reaffirmed her passion for working with youth with disabilities
Arts & Sciences
Driven by Discovery
Mridushi Daga, MS in Biology ’20, has conducted research on everything from plant biology to Covid-19 to autoimmunity in an effort to understand and help the world around her
Data is Booming
Professor of the Practice of Data Analytics Shuo Zhang is giving students practical, hands-on instruction in the emerging field of data analytics
When the Goal Is Impact, Investors Can’t Just Consider Rate of Return
For some investors, social change might be a more important metric than financial gains, says Jeff Rosen Director of the Impact and Sustainable Investing certificate program
When Occupational Therapy Becomes Occupational Justice
OT alumna Lindsey Hoffman seeks to combat ‘occupational injustice’ with efforts that consider her patients’ wider life circumstances.
How to Talk with Your Kids—and Get Them to Talk with You
A new book by Robyn Silverman, AG '04, outlines the best ways to help kids open up about what’s really on their minds.
How Conserving Land Helps Fight Climate Change
Erin Heskett, AG96, elevates the urgency of land protection efforts in a leading role at the Land Trust Alliance.
Advice for Parents and Caregivers on Teens and Mental Health
From anxiety and depression to stress and social media, many teens are struggling. Tufts experts, including Henry Brzycki, AG03, share tips for how to help through prevention and treatment.
Putting an Inventive Spin on Electronic Musical Instrument Design
Paul Lehrman, AG10, has seen students in his course Electronic Musical Instrument Design create instruments in shapes as varied as a sword, a turtle, a plain black box, and a pyramid.