Local

Medford aims to improve transparency with Community Outreach Task Force

By Nandeesh Jain | March 3

The City of Medford announced the launch of a Community Outreach Task Force to enhance communication between city officials and residents. The initiative will create a group of neighborhood ambassadors from seven of Medford’s neighborhoods: Haines ...

News

NEW: Department of Defense to limit ties with 13 elite universities, including Tufts

By Anika Parr and Julian Glickman | March 1

Senate launches virtual dorm tours ahead of sophomore housing selection

By Niki Wang and Amiyah Anderson | February 27

Class of 2025 Daily alumni discuss first year after graduation

By Eli Brigham | February 26

Opinion

The Death of Education: No child should go to school hungry

By Evan Wang | February 27

You should join Opinion!

By Evan Wang, Sorsha Khitikian and Monica Reilly | February 26

Tufts’ quirks

By Anubhav Sinha | February 26

Editorial: Tufts’ silence on Steve Tisch should concern everyone

By The Editorial Board | February 19

More opinion

Features

Boston Bookcrawl: Porter Square Books

By Emily Sullivan | March 3

Worth Going Broke?: For al pastor

By Eloise Bernstein | February 27

Serve & Survey: The motive behind the motion

By Jaylin Guzman | February 27

Daily’s aspiring journalists react to the future of the field after job cuts, increasing instability

By Katie Galligan | February 26

Arts

In ‘Vigil,’ George Saunders grieves life on earth

By Claire LeCates | March 3

“What a lovely home I found myself plummeting toward, acquiring, as I fell, arms, hands, legs, feet, all of which, as usual, became more substantial with each passing second.” So begins “Vigil.” Just as we are abruptly dropped into the surreal ...

On ‘Ca$ino,’ Baby Keem bets on himself

By Noah Goldstein | February 27

If you know, you know: Inside Tufts’ ‘Jumbo Jargon’

By Maya Godard | February 26

On the world stage: How Haiti won the Winter Olympics for fashion

By Isadora Alexis | February 26

Sports

MLS Between the Lines: Is MLS still a ‘retirement league?’

By Ben Brecher | February 27

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What the NBA can learn from its 1980 season

By Luke Fredericks | February 26

Women’s basketball knocked out of NESCAC tournament in loss to Bowdoin

By Morgan Baudler | February 26

Tufts men’s basketball advances to NESCAC semifinals with win over Colby

By Sabrina Dorr | February 25

Investigative

Tufts unions allege bad-faith bargaining by university

By Gus Gladstein | December 9

Over the last decade, negotiations between Tufts University and labor unions have degraded. Multiple unions described challenging and exhausting negotiations, citing the university’s uncooperativeness and staunch resistance to pay increases as driving forces behind the recent growth in collective action. Alternatively, the university expressed that its negotiation policies have been grounded in fiscally-responsible decision-making and an earnest desire to reach agreements. The university reports that it continues to view its union relationships as productive and successful.