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Yale Women's Sailing Team Wins NEISA Championship
SportsApr 13

Yale Women's Sailing Team Wins NEISA Championship

The Yale Bulldogs women's sailing team captured the NEISA Women's Team Race Championship at Tufts University, finishing with an impressive 15-4 record despite challenging weather conditions. Seven talented sailors navigated shifty winds and light breezes to claim the prestigious Legler Trophy.

Google News - Championship Win2 min read
AI Breakthrough Cuts Energy Use 100x in Major Efficiency Win
InnovationApr 6

AI Breakthrough Cuts Energy Use 100x in Major Efficiency Win

Scientists at Tufts University just cracked a massive problem in artificial intelligence: energy waste. Their new hybrid AI system slashes energy consumption by 100 times while actually performing better than traditional models.

Google News - AI Breakthrough2 min read
New AI Uses 100x Less Power, 95% Accuracy on Robot Tasks
InnovationMar 29

New AI Uses 100x Less Power, 95% Accuracy on Robot Tasks

Researchers at Tufts University built an AI system that uses just 1% of the energy during training and completes tasks three times better than current technology. The breakthrough could solve AI's growing energy crisis while making robots more reliable.

Google News - AI Breakthrough3 min read
Soccer Star With 4.0 GPA Wins $10K NCAA Scholarship
Community HeroesMar 12

Soccer Star With 4.0 GPA Wins $10K NCAA Scholarship

Caroline Kelly balanced All-American soccer, a perfect GPA in biomedical engineering, and community service at Tufts University. Now she's one of just 21 female athletes nationwide to earn a prestigious NCAA postgraduate scholarship.

Google News - Scholarship Awarded2 min read
Family Dinners Cut Teen Substance Use by Up to 34%
Acts of KindnessFeb 5

Family Dinners Cut Teen Substance Use by Up to 34%

A new study from Tufts University reveals that regular family meals can reduce alcohol, vaping, and cannabis use among most teens by 22% to 34%. The simple practice of eating together creates protective communication patterns that help keep kids safer.

Medical Xpress3 min read