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 Friedman School doctoral candidate Erin Hennessy shares her nutrition expertise with communities hungry for information. More...
 Speaking at the Spring Engineering Dean's Lecture on April 9, William Wulf, president emeritus of the National Academy of Engineering, described the necessary components of what he called innovation ecology, a set of circumstances that supports advances and change. More...
 On April 24-25, the classics department held its annual Classics Reading Marathon, an event that has occurred each spring for nearly two decades. More...
 At the Tufts Symposium on Women in Science, Medicine and Engineering, held on the Boston campus in April, a number of women spoke of their struggles and inspirations, emphasizing the need for positive role models and active mentoring. More...
 A small plush toy of Max, a character from Maurice Sendak's classic picture book Where the Wild Things Are, is just one of the many Sendak collectibles that live on the shelves of Jo-Ann Michalak's office at Tisch Library, adding a touch of unexpected whimsy to the otherwise-academic environment. More...
 Tufts' new Center for the Humanities seeks to create an 'intellectual fulcrum' for faculty and students across multiple disciplines. More...
 Sports News: Women's Softball Wins NCAA Opener Second-seeded Tufts defeatedseventh-seeded Rivier College, 6-3, on May 8 in the third game of the NCAA Div. III New England Regional Softball Tournament. Read game recaps and more on the Tufts Athletics website. More... An offshoot of the popular original, "College Jeopardy!" invites students from around the country to compete in a week-long trivia tournament. This year, for the first time, a Tufts student will get her chance at the podium. More...
 Students Jessica Anderson, Rachel Bergenfield and Adam Levy will head to Northern Uganda this summer to implement a grassroots project for peace as recipients of a $10,000 award from 100 Projects for Peace. More...
 What do you do when a 400-pound lion has a toothache? When Oklahoma City Zoo veterinarians noticed the lion’s breath was less than minty fresh, they called Shannon Griffin, D96, for help. More...
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May 18, 2008 Meredith Vieira (J'75), Emmy-Award winning journalist and television personality, will receive an honorary degree from her alma mater and deliver Tufts' commencement address. May 1-18 Cognitive Neuroscience of Visual Knowledge May 29, 5 p.m.
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