Reshaping our understanding of the nature and function of memory and its relationship to imagination.

A multi-site clinical trial will test a new model of advance care planning with patients and caregivers.

School of Dental Medicine experts say that advancements in dental care like clear aligners and aesthetic brackets make adults more comfortable with treatment.

Tuberculosis bacteria committing a museum heist. A stem cell balancing on a spinal cord tightrope. No, these aren’t scenes from the animated, biology-inspired

As we enter a midterm election full of economic unrest and uncertainty, perhaps no group faces more anxiety than young people. Coming into adulthood facing a sh

As the U.S. inflation rate slows to a 5% clip in March, a Tufts economist explains the role expectations play in how inflation plays out

At the U.S. Foreign Policy and the Separation of Powers conference at Tufts, experts will discuss implications of increasingly exclusive executive control of foreign affairs

Sixty years later, Star Trek still guides real-world research, education, and debate about our future and ourselves, according to faculty in students in the Tufts history and chemistry departments

U.S. national identity is political, like everything else, and changes over time, says Tufts University political scientist

A feature on Anodyne Nanotech, a company drawing on Tufts research to create a form of drug delivery for existing and novel therapeutics

Tufts climate researcher Allie Balter-Kennedy digs under the Greenland ice sheet for clues about past global warming, with an eye to the future

Tufts biologist Jaye Gardiner researches the microenvironment surrounding tumors, looking for ways to slow tumor growth

Administrators resigning in protest over the encroachment of modern design in the 1910s. An embrace of Expressionism and the latest painting aesthetics in the 1

The newest herd of Jumbos has arrived. The last few days on the Hill have seen a flurry of suitcases, boxes, sentimental farewells from parents, and plenty of o

A psychology professor is researching ways to effectively combat unwanted effects of fear and anxiety

An internationally recognized expert in equine medicine with decades of experience at Tufts, Melissa Mazan takes the reins as dean ad interim on September 1.

When Karl Munger was a postdoctoral researcher at the National Institutes of Health in the late 1980s, he landed in the lab of pioneering virologist Peter How

New study suggests a lesser-known compound in tomatoes may help protect against fatty liver disease, which affects more than 1 in 3 American adults.

In the modern digital era, there could always be someone watching you. Phones have had cameras for more than two decades, and with the rise of Instagram, TikTo

At SMFA at Tufts, five raised garden beds along Museum Way produce something more unusual than tomatoes or zucchini: They’re growing art supplies.The fiber an

Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development celebrates 50 years of research to inform improvements in pharmaceutical development and regulatory policy.

Recent attacks on U.S. water systems highlight how human decisions—not just software—shape the security of the services we rely on every day.

The idea of an independent United States was inspired in no small part by Greco-Roman ideals, argues a classics professor

Edward Kinservik, A28, A28 (BFA), has been carving out his roots with a research trip to Norway to study the art of his ancestor.The Tufts art and anthropology

Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, the director of Food is Medicine Institute at Tufts University, calls ultra-processed foods "the main driver of disease, disability and death in the U.S." He discusses what's ...

Tips on creating healthy cold salads from the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University

New study links certain teen–dog relationship qualities to healthier coping strategies among adolescents with social anxiety.