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Eighty students received their diploma from the CAPTE-accredited program

The opening of the long-anticipated MBTA extension project is celebrated with a crush of riders and many accolades

Becky Lee’s, M17, passion for treating the medically underserved was fostered by the partnerships she developed while at Tufts University School of Medicine. Her legacy continues as a physician on the Street Team at Boston Healthcare for the Homeless.

More than 8,300 donors stepped up for Tufts to collectively raise $3.9 million in one day  

Investments in simulation facilities give future physicians, dentists, and veterinarians the chance to hone their clinical skills

"Upon graduating, my goal is to work as a U.S. military physical therapist. I plan to work alongside combat injured and active duty soldiers to optimize their health and quality of life post-traumatic injury."

"The journey to becoming a physical therapist is challenging but rewarding. Tufts offers the opportunity to take on a hybrid, accelerated format that is fast and intensive but offers flexibility and support."

After much dedication from the leadership team, faculty, and staff, the first cohort of students will graduate from a fully accredited program.

A Tufts School of Medicine clinical assistant professor and Tufts Medical Center lung specialist on what we know and what we don’t know about lingering symptoms of the virus