| Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life

The iconic archway entrance to Boston's Chinatown neighborhood.

From One Coalition, Dozens of Projects Advance Asian American Health in Communities

The ADAPT coalition encourages faculty and students to work alongside community organizations in Chinatown to improve the health of Tufts’ neighbors

Four women in scrubs holding fliers for Tufts Tube videos

Now Playing: Video FAQs for Your Next Dentist Appointment

Dental students create TuftsTube for their clinic patients, and others

Joronia Chery, M24, (center) reacts to news of her residency placement at the Institute for Family Health at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York.

A Perfect Match: Doctors in the Making Learn Their Next Stop

Match Day pairs graduating School of Medicine students with their much-anticipated medical residency programs

A Lifetime of Caring for Boston’s ‘Rough Sleepers’

Public health pioneer Jim O’Connell champions kindness and continuity in treating the homeless

Dental students wearing gowns and masks sit across from members of the Boston Living Center; one student is examining a patients's mouth.

Addressing the Oral Health Needs of People Living with HIV/AIDS

In a recent addition to dental school curriculum, students gain experience and insight while providing this much-needed care

painting depicting a woman in clouds held by a chain attached to her ankle

Healing the Losses from Opioid Addiction

Nancy Marks, Tisch College's community-service learning coordinator at the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, leads art workshops for family members and friends of those suffering addiction’s devastation.

two people eating at a restaurant in Boston's Chinatown

Cherish Chinatown Challenge Under Way

The initiative, which takes place through the end of November, aims to engage the Tufts community with local restaurants and shops in Boston’s Chinatown.

Alumni Profile: Dr. Adam Normandin

“I think that civic engagement really is the base of it all”: Dr. Adam Normandin’s work with patients experiencing homelessness comes full circle.

physician Adam Normandin listens to a homeless man at a Portland, Maine clinic

Helping Communities in Need While Training Doctors to Treat the Whole Patient

The Community Service Learning program through Tisch College and the School of Medicine offers medical students opportunities for hands-on practice in aspects of health care outside clinics.