After a week and a half of campaigning including debates, concerts, face-to-face introductions and interviews with various campus organizations, the Tufts Community Union (TCU) presidential race has narrowed to a battle between two equa...

The admission came as part of an apology in the framework of an agreement between him and the 13 members of the Korean Students Association. See also: The agreement | Foster's apology | Reitman's statement | Bacow's e-mail...

Authorities declared a mass casualty incident during Spring Fling, as the number of patients emergency services had to deal with during one point on Saturday afternoon exceeded the number that their resources could support....

A look at the biggest stories of the semester....

Dozens of students gathered on the Residential Quad on Sunday to throw colored powder and water at their friends as part of celebrations marking the Hindu festival of Holi, a joyous holiday that commemorates the coming of spring....

Car enthusiasts came from around the area to show off their cars and check out others' during the third annual Tufts Auto Show at the Cousens Gym parking lot on Sunday....

The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority hosted its annual “Mr. Fraternity” event on Thursday night, raising over $1,300 to help combat juvenile arthritis....

Tufts’ commemoration of Earth Day, sponsored by ECO, took place on Saturday on the Academic Quad and offered free healthy food and information on green living to students. Earth Day 2009 is tomorrow....

The Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation last month identified buildings that could come down to make way for extension of the T’s Green Line through Medford....

In particular, the attendees focused on ways to maximize the benefits of town-gown partnerships, even as the university and local neighborhoods are working with declining resources....

Trustee Alan Solomont (A ’70) has served at the forefront of a surge in national volunteerism and active citizenship that he said only comes “once in a generation.”...

The funds will go toward hiring an architect who, according to TCU senator and outgoing historian Antonella Scarano, will focus on furniture, carpeting, painting and lighting, a project that  will be completed during the summer....

Gov. Deval Patrick announced on April 1 that the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority would make $300 million in fixed-rate student loans available to undergraduate and graduate students who live in or attend school in Massachusetts....

The Somerville Board of Aldermen recently considered a resolution expressing support for the Somerville Police Department, tabling the measure amid criticism that it both came at an inappropriate time and limited its coverage to just “citizens.&rdqu...

Freshmen Aaron Bartel, Danielle Cotter, Jon Danzig, Kate de Klerk, Tomas Garcia, Joel Greenberg and Nunu Luo emerged victorious in yesterday’s vote for the Class of 2012 Senate seats....

Whether it be getting credit for a very practical or untraditional course, work on a play or biology research, it is very possible to graduate without having all credits come from standard Tufts courses....

This struggle has reopened decades-old tensions, with pro-union organizers calling Tufts' actions misleading and heavy-handed....

Professor of English Deborah Digges died Friday night at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Digges, a celebrated poet and award-winning author, was 59....

Sommers is a social psychologist whose research focuses on the influence of race-related norms on judgment, as well as the intersection of law and psychology....

If friends fail to respond when spoken to today, there is a good chance they're not ignoring you -- just drawing attention to queer rights....