Finding the Silver Linings in the Pandemic
From walks in nature to renewed friendships—plus some goats, cookies, and tai chi along the way—the Tufts community shares inspirational stories of unexpected positives from COVID-19
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A Problem That Stands Between Us and the End of the Pandemic
Health experts say nearsighted governments threaten the global COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Are face masks helping people with allergies?
John Leung, MD, an assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine and an allergist and gastroenterologist at Tufts Medical Center, fills us in
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
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
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
Aiding a Food Supply Network Amid COVID
When the pandemic heightened fears of food security, the Friedman Food Systems COVID-19 Connector sent a helping hand to the Maine Farm to Institution Network
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
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
