Tufts University

Tufts’ leaders come from leadership positions in public and private sectors around the globe. Their experience represents a cross section of leaders in the nation and the world.

Since 1852, Tufts has redefined higher education, preparing students in diverse fields to change the world through their leadership.

Tufts is a student-centered research university dedicated to the creation and application of knowledge.

The page lists administrative offices alphabetically and provides website search and a directory for finding specific people.

The page describes four Tufts campuses as communities where students, faculty, and scholars share curiosity, develop ideas, and collaborate.

The page provides contact information for undergraduate and graduate admissions offices and for departments and offices across Tufts.

Tufts University is a private research university in Greater Boston.

Tufts University’s newly established center aims to foster viewpoint diversity by encouraging universities to move beyond ideological silos. The initiative has sparked debate among faculty, with some professors questioning its approach or goals. The center’s mission focuses on promoting a broader range of perspectives in academic discourse.

Oct 2026Boston.comNews article

Tufts University files a lawsuit to prevent the reinstatement of a lecturer dismissed after a reported sexual encounter in an office. A student recorded audio of the incident while working in an adjacent classroom. The university argues the lecturer’s termination was justified under its policies.

Oct 2026BostonGlobe.comNews article

Tufts University is suing to block the reinstatement of a professor fired last year following a student complaint. The student reported hearing 'sexual noises' coming from the professor’s office, prompting Tufts to investigate and terminate his employment.

Oct 2026Boston.comNews article

Meta, Amazon, and Apple introduce AI-powered wearables like camera-equipped glasses, note-taking pendants, and smartwatches that continuously record and transcribe daily life. Users like Pittsburgh business owner Chris Thomas rely on these devices for reminders and organization, but bystanders report discomfort over unconsented recordings. Legal experts debate whether processing speech into summaries—without storing audio—constitutes unlawful interception under state wiretap laws. Massachusetts and New Hampshire statutes may classify such interpretation as an acquisition of communication contents, potentially exposing wearers to liability. Meanwhile, startups like Deveillance develop countermeasures, such as AI-powered devices that scramble speech to prevent unauthorized recording.

Oct 2026CNBC TechNews article