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President Sunil Kumar aims to spread the light beyond the hill

At his inauguration, Tufts’ 14th president says the university must extend its impact in the world.

Members of the Class of 2027 gather at the Memorial Stairs at Tufts University.

Welcoming the Undergraduate Class of 2027

The university welcomes the most ethnically and racially diverse undergraduate class to enroll at Tufts.

Noella Akuzwe poses in front of a pink background.

Noella Akuzwe’s playful engineering

Spending her summer in Rwanda, the rising junior helped young students flex their STEM skills through fun, visionary projects.

Postdoc Rob Hayes facilitates math and engineering activities with Winter Hill students using colorful mats and LEGO Duplo materials.

Local students dive into engineering workshops

The Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach brought hands-on engineering experiences to displaced students from the Winter Hill Community Innovation School.

Exterior, aerial view of the Science and Engineering Complex at Tufts University.

Supreme Court decision

Tufts University reaffirms its commitment to its institutional values and to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.

Amina J. Mohammed on stage during 2023 Commencement

In the face of turmoil, ‘Step up and speak loudly’

To meet today’s complex challenges, we must reject easy narratives and work to understand each other, Amina Mohammed tells Tufts’ Class of 2023.

Commencement 2023

Check out stories, photos, and videos from the 167th Tufts University Commencement.

A group of student in the ES-2 course having a discussion.

A force for good in engineering

Tufts’ Justice-based Engineering and Data Science Initiative focuses on making meaningful changes to the engineering curriculum that better reflect real-world conditions.

Research Associate Professor Ethan Danahy and undergraduate Paul Galvan with their egg-decorating robot.

Joyful learning at the White House Easter Egg Roll

Teamed up with LEGO Education, Research Associate Professor Ethan Danahy and undergraduate Paul Galvan designed and built egg-decorating robots for the annual White House Egg Roll.