Tisch College's annual conference about democratic participation and civic life drew a wide range of scholars and practitioners.

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.

45% of college students in the study cast ballots in the 2012 general election.

As part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series, political strategists David Axelrod and Beth Myers, J79, analyze the current election season.

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

Jonathan and Lizzie Tisch reaffirm their commitment to advancing civic life and producing leaders who can engage in thoughtful discourse.

Anderson Cooper spoke at Tufts’ Edward R. Murrow Forum, co-sponsored by Tisch College, about his sense of responsibility to the people he covers.