Pilot program to extend JCC hours for April: Your Tufts Daily Briefing

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Thursday, March 28, 2024

Pilot program to extend JCC hours for April

On any given weekend morning, small crowds of students can be found waiting outside the Joyce Cummings Center entrance. Why? The building is closed to non-computer science students before 12 p.m. READ MORE
Samantha Eng reports. Photo by Ari Navetta

FEATURES | The career, times and legacy of Dean Glaser

Like a politician, deans manage the interests of many people, trying to allocate funds in ways that can please a constituency. It is therefore only fitting that the man who has been at Tufts for 33 years — and held three different deanships over the course of 21 years — has devoted his life to the study of politics. READ MORE
Abby Stern reports. Photo by Alonso Nichols

ARTS | The Venice Biennale: A celebration of contemporary art and cultural dialogue

The La Biennale di Venezia is one of the most prestigious events in the art world and returning in 2024 to captivate audiences with an exhibition of contemporary visual art. READ MORE
Urvija Mafatlal writes. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.

OPINION | It’s time to be honest about my time at Tufts

(Content Warning: Descriptions of suicide) Telling my story on my terms. READ MORE
Justin Hong writes.

SPORTS | Softball starts the season on fire with an 11–3 performance at The Spring Games

St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame second baseman Rogers Hornsby once famously said that when there was no baseball in the winter, he would stare out the window and wait for spring. READ MORE
Max Druckman writes. Photo courtesy Tufts Athletics.

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