Research Helping Naval Dolphins Led by Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson, V99 Uncovers a New Essential Fatty Acid
Dr. Venn-Watson’s upcoming book The Longevity Nutrient expounds on the prolific health benefits of C15:0
Alumni
Why Sometimes Wildfires Can Benefit the Environment
A Master’s in Conservation Medicine alum says fire has long been a tool to reduce vegetation, deter larger blazes, and keep ecosystems healthy
The Horses’ Advocate: Tessa Archibald, A20, VG21
MAPP program graduate supports equine policy and rescues through her work at the Animal Welfare Institute and Homes for Horses Coalition
Far-Sighted Gifts Vital to Future of Cummings School
Bequest intention speaks to a love of horses and the school
New England Fishers Exposed to Rodenticides
Master’s student publishes foundational research in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
First Person: Claire Brunner, V24
International externship experience reinforces purpose as a doctor
A Year on The Hill
Dr. Mariah Lancaster, V17, serving as AVMA Congressional Fellow for 2023–2024
Climate Solutions Taking Cues from Ecosystems
Miren Schleicher helps communities in Africa and Southeast Asia adapt to sea level rise, increased drought, and other threats
Tufts Named a Top Producer of U.S. Fulbright Students
Recent alumni are spread out across the world, supported by grants that encourage study and research abroad