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Audio Slideshow: Behind the Musical
With rollicking performances by an undergraduate cast, the classic Cole Porter show Kiss Me Kate is a hit at Balch Arena Theater.
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Audio: On the Right Note
Tufts' oldest coed a cappella group, the Amalgamates, heads into an exciting year as the ensemble celebrates its 25th anniversary.
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Audio Slideshow: Japanese Monsters Inc.
From the scary to the sublime, Japanese art brings spirits to life in a new exhibition at the Art Gallery.
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Audio Slideshow: The Power of Reflection
In her new memoir, Tufts School of Medicine graduate and child psychiatrist Nancy Rappaport seeks to understand her mother's suicide, and in the process better understand her most desperate patients. She spoke to new medical students at the White Coat Ceremony in October.
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Video: Northern Exposure
A bold partnership between Tufts and Maine Medical Center seeks to relieve the doctor shortage in rural areas of the state. Watch video of two Maine students at Tufts School of Medicine discussing their experiences in the Maine Track program.
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Photo Galleries and Video: Homecoming 2009
Jumbos who came back to campus Oct. 9-11 for Homecoming were treated to a weekend full of festivities and victories.
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Videos and Photo Gallery: Powered by Curiosity
The Tufts and Boston Architectural College students on the Solar Decathlon team combine engineering know-how with aesthetic flair and policy savvy.
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Photo Gallery: The Comeback Kid
Jumbo soccer star Cara Cadigan beat a devastating knee injury—and it wasn't the first time she pulled off that feat.
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Video: A Winning Change
The newly renovated Cousens Gym opens with a bang. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the construction process.
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Audio Slideshow: Onward and Upward
The School of Dental Medicine building's vertical expansion is heading into the final stretch as plans are made to move in. Associate Dean of admissions and student affairs Mark Gonthier and Executive Associate Dean Joe Castellana talk about the project.
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Photo Gallery: The Real Problem in Afghanistan
It's not that the Taliban are winning, it's that the government is losing, says an international aid expert and Feinstein International Center research director Andrew Wilder, F89, F96. View a slide show of photos from Afghanistan by Wilder and Dawn Stallard.
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Video: Setting the Stage
Student theater groups Pen, Paint and Pretzels and Torn Ticket II welcome the Class of 2013 with their annual O-Show productions.
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Audio Slideshow: Work Hard, Play Hard
Every year, students at the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences have a field day -- literally -- raising money to support their research.
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Audio Slideshow: Along for the Ride
Members of the Class of 2013 discuss the items they couldn't live without at Tufts.
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Matriculation 2009
On Sept. 2, the Class of 2013 arrived on campus. Check out these scenes from move-in and matriculation.
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Photo Gallery: Starting the Year in FOCUS
One of Tufts' pre-orientation groups starts the semester with a little fun—and a lot of service.
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Video: Monitoring Change
Kofi Aninakwa (E'11) uses the Summer Scholar program to combine medicine and engineering through the creation of a wearable health monitor.
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Video: A League of Their Own
Tufts League Softball gives faculty, staff and students a relaxed and fun opportunity to go beyond their own departments and get to know others in the Tufts family.
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Video: Jazzing Up Her Research
The Summer Scholars program is giving Sara Deforest the chance to blend her love of music with her sociology studies.
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Video: Perspectives on Iran
Fletcher School doctoral students Patrick Meier and Joshua Gleis weigh in on the recent Iranian protests.
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Commencement 2009 Multimedia Overview
Relive the excitement of Commencement 2009 with this audio-visual slideshow.
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Photo Gallery: Senior Circuit
Graduating seniors on the Tufts softball team, playing in the national championships, celebrated Commencement early thanks to President Bacow.
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Lending a Hand
For Tufts seniors, Senior Week is a time for celebration. But several members of the Class of 2009 kicked off the week with service, participating in the annual Senior Service Day. Check out this audio slideshow.
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Video: Study Habits
While the library is a popular study spot for Tufts students during finals, Jumbos find a variety of locations to hole up and hit the books. Here is a brief look of some of these spots.
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Video: A Battle of Hits
Every year, Tufts bands vie in the Battle of the Bands for the opportunity to share the stage with national acts at Spring Fling. Watch a recap of the Battle of the Bands competition.
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Game Boys in the Classroom
The 16 students in Ming Chow's computer science class, Introduction to Game Development, created two-dimensional computer games from scratch. Watch a demo of one of the games.
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Boundary-Crossing Music
With roots in Syria and the United States, Kareem Roustom brings his musical vision to films, the concert hall—and Grammy winners. Listen to clips of his music.
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Photo Gallery: Slugging Their Way to Success
"Right Now." That is the motto that has guided the Jumbo softball team through a record-breaking season. View a photo gallery showing the team at work on the field.
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Photo and Video: Your Favorite Tufts Moment
With the school year winding down, students take the time to share images and video of the moments that, for them, represent the Tufts experience.
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Creature Comforts
Surrounded by Grinches and Sneetches and 'Flit' stuff lives a dentist named Cohen, the ultimate Seuss buff. Watch a slideshow of Dr. Seuss' early commercial art that led to the creation of his most memorable work.
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Don't Just Do Something, Sit There
Students get unplugged—and focused—in a new mindfulness and meditation program at the Counseling Center. Listen to Chris Willard, postdoctoral intern at the center, lead a mindfulness meditation "body scan."
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Photo Gallery: Building a Community
Eight members of the Filipino Cultural Society and the Leonard Carmichael Society spend their spring break learning the value of community building. View photos from their trip.
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Photo Gallery: Dodge for a Cause
Dental students raised funds for a classmate by letting loose and playing a competitive game of dodgeball. See photos from the event.
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Audio Slideshow: The Good, the Bad and the Horrible
Sophomore Michael Walker brought the popular internet sensation "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" to life using Anderson Hall's VisWall.
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Audio Slideshow: The Art of Activism
Seniors Nora Chovanec and Jennifer Bailey discuss a conference hosted at Tufts in celebration of artists involved in social activism.
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Photo Gallery: President's Marathon Challenge
View photos of members of the President's Marathon Challenge team running in Boston's historic marathon.
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Video: Match Day
Tufts medical students find out where they will spend their residencies in the annual ritual of "Match Day." Watch a video capturing the moment and their reaction.
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Photo Gallery: Understanding Conflict
Tufts students simulate a counterinsurgency scenario in an exercise designed to explore the complex civil-military dynamic. View photos from the exercise.
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Video: Richard E. Snyder President's Lecture: Michael Pollan
On Mar. 24, Michael Pollan, author of "In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto" and "The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals," delivered the Richard E. Snyder President's Lecture.
Lecture (51:34) | Q&A (26:51)
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Video: Behind the Trunk
During their time on the Hill and beyond, Tufts students and alumni identify with the official mascot, Jumbo the elephant. Emily Ruff (A'11), however, may feel a stronger connection than most.
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Video: Dean's Faculty Forum, Susan Napier, "Of Owls, Rings & Grand Theft Auto: The Uses and Abuses of Enchantment"
In the spring installment of the Dean's Faculty Forum series, Professor Susan Napier explored the relationship between fantasy and reality.
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Video: Flights of Fancy
Engineers create virtual hang time. Check out a real time flight.
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Video and Photos: Special Delivery
A newborn giraffe gets the help she needs from the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.
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Engineering a Good Time
Baking soda, duct tape and an old Toyota Camry were among the ingredients that made Tufts' first celebration of National Engineers' Week a success.
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The Creatures in the Closet
In a detective story featuring P.T. Barnum, a flood, a fire and an enterprising art historian, invaluable glasswork makes its way back home to Tufts.
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At a Moment's Notice
As a member of a federal disaster medical assistance team, Public Safety's Geoff Bartlett has helped communities cope after Katrina and Ike, and even an earthquake in Iran.
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