Tisch College's Summer Fellows work in the nonprofit and government sectors, finding out about careers they might like to pursue.

The organization's CEO visited Tufts, our Jumpstart leader received an award, and one of our students spoke at the group's national gala.

Conferred by Tufts President Anthony Monaco, the awards represent the highest recognition for civic engagement and leadership at the University.

These graduating seniors were recognized for combining academic excellence with meaningful service and leadership activities.

Fifteen students have embarked on a transformational year of service in Brazil, Nicaragua, or Spain as part of our new Bridge-Year Program.

Tisch Summer Fellows who completed transformational internships in New York, Boston, and Washington, D.C., reflect on their experiences.

Students in New York, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C. reaffirm their commitment to local organizations.

Through the Tisch Scholars program, Tufts senior Verónica Rosario is helping to fight for the human rights of Haitians in the Dominican Republic.

Tisch Faculty Fellow Jennifer Burton's film project tells the stories of remarkable women whom American history has often ignored or forgotten.

Tisch Scholar Michael Wang is working to address pressing issues in Chinatown, a community that is shaping his Tufts experience in deeply personal ways.