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Tufts Helps Host Community Keep Back-to-school Plans on Track

September 12, 2023 sarah JonasAnnouncement

A new partnership between Tufts and the city of Somerville brings public school offices to the Tufts Administration Building (TAB) in September. The move is part of the university’s ongoing efforts to support the city after the unexpected closing of a public school. An 18-month lease with Tufts helps resolve Somerville’s pressing need for classroom space.

Tufts University offers tools, guidance to encourage universities to help relieve strain on nation’s healthcare system

April 7, 2020 sarah JonasAnnouncement

In its continuing efforts to encourage colleges and universities across the country to share resources and facilities with local hospitals and communities to relieve unprecedented strain on the healthcare system caused by COVID-19, Tufts University today announced it is making available tools and guidance to help facilitate relationships between schools and their local healthcare providers and government authorities.