The Tisch College Community Research Center will support projects that combine health and education in the Tufts host community of Boston’s Chinatown.

According to a report released today, Tufts students turned out to vote in 2016 and greatly increased their participation over 2012.

Tisch College is a major sponsor of this new initiative to insert mathematical expertise into the complex legal and political issue of redistricting.

Funded by an alumnus and leading supporter of SEL, the initiative will enhance the work of both students and faculty.

CAFEH, a five-year, NIH-funded environmental health study, continues to produce valuable scholarship and improve communities.

CIRCLE Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg talks about youth voting trends ahead of the 2016 elections.

A new program from one of our Faculty Fellows will test if recycled Jawbones and Fitbits can help underserved populations get healthier.

CIRCLE's innovative research shows the top 10 states and districts where young people could have high an especially high impact on elections.

The Tisch College Community Research Center continues to fund projects that create new knowledge while addressing important issues in Tufts' host communities.

Megan Kiely Mueller, a Tisch College Senior Fellow, studies physical and emotional benefits of our relationships with other species.