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Rendering Power Moves Student Artists into the Fast Lane

SMFA at Tufts animators see their work spring to life with the help of high-performance computing

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Center for Professional and Workforce Impact Launched

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A Jumbo Presence in Paris

Two Tufts alumni and a current student go for the gold in this summer’s Olympics and Paralympics

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Why Do Some Countries Win More Olympic Medals?

The richer the country, the more likely it will tally more medals, and the number of medals for women is tied to their economic opportunities at home

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Gymnastics Is Hard on the Body. Physical Therapy Can Help

A Tufts expert explains how gymnasts can work with a physical therapist to safely meet the demands of their sport and recover from injuries

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An Olympian’s New Life as a U.S. Ambassador

The Olympic medalist has remade herself as a champion of democracy in her role in Belize

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Struggling with Doing Physical Therapy Exercises at Home? Here’s How to Stay on Track

Tufts experts share their best tips on how to stay motivated and keep up with at-home routines

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Biomedical Science

Cartilage, Tendons, and More—in the Palm of Your Hand

Students explore 3D printing for the human body

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War

How Taiwan Became the Center of a Fight Between China and the U.S.

U.S. policymakers waffled, China’s leaders miscalculated, and the potential for conflict keeps growing, a Fletcher professor argues in his new book

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Tufts Experts Weigh in on New Generation of Weight Loss Medications

Consumers should consider cost, availability, long-term benefits, and nutrition and exercise before taking the prescription drugs

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Sports

Jumbo Swimming Champion Katelin Isakoff Earns NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship

Heading to Stanford School of Medicine, she won NCAA championships as a swimmer for Tufts

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Global Affairs

Are Economic Sanctions Effective Foreign Policy Tools?

They are increasingly used to try to change foreign governments’ policies and actions, often with unintended consequences

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Activism & Social Justice

It’s Not Really About Race

The legacy of enslavement—more than the concept of race—is at the root of our entrenched, caste-like social hierarchy, philosophy professor Lionel McPherson argues in a new book

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