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Hard Lessons from the Pandemic in Rio de Janeiro
Survey by Tufts-led team in a poor community in Brazil finds that economic uncertainty of the pandemic is top-most on residents’ minds
How to Keep Summer Camp Safe
A Tufts-led study of camps for kids that were open last year has lessons for this year’s campers and parents
How to Create a Vaccine in Real Time
Brett Leav, A87, A23P, who led the clinical trial team that developed the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, tells a Tufts audience how the vaccines happened so quickly
Tufts Planning to Resume Intercollegiate Athletics for Spring Season
Strict health protocols will be in place for limited, weekend-only, NESCAC schedule from mid-April to mid-May
Spiritual Hope and Healing After a Tumultuous Year
An event hosted by the University Chaplaincy and Hillel commemorates a year of upheaval due to COVID-19 and racial injustice
A Network of Support
As students scrambled to pack their belongings and leave campus, people stepped up to help underrepresented, first-generation, and low-income students
How COVID Canceled a Lacrosse Season that Had Barely Begun
Men’s lacrosse coach Casey D’Annolfo recalls the ‘surreal’ 96 hours before learning that COVID-19 would force an early end to the spring season
The Artistic Process—Paused
Two SMFA at Tufts students recall when they heard about COVID-related campus closures—and how they came to create once again after they relocated
COVID-19 at Tufts: The Index Case and the First 48 Hours
Margaret Higham, the director of Tufts Health Service in March 2020, recalls the events of the first two days of COVID-19 on campus—and the strategies implemented on the spot to keep the community safe
