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Tufts has updated its hazing policy for the 2025–26 school year, standardizing reporting procedures across all campuses, establishing mandatory training for all students and mandating the university to publish official statistics in the Annual Safety Report, created by the Department of Public Safety.
Over the summer, members of the Tufts Community Union Senate spent time planning for the upcoming semester in various capacities. Members of the Senate’s executive board, composed of the TCU president, vice president, treasurer, parliamentarian, historian and diversity officer, have also brainstormed ways to adjust and improve the Senate for the upcoming semester.
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On Monday, U.S. District Judge William K. Sessions III transferred a motion to restore Tufts graduate student Rümeysa Öztürk’s Student and Exchange Visitor Information System record from Vermont to the District of Massachusetts.
The Boston City Council passed a resolution supporting the professors of the practice at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts on Aug. 6. Negotations for the SMFA PoPs’ first contract began in April 2024. The resolution represents the most recent attempt to address prolonged negotiations and build support for the PoPs.
LinkedIn has released its first-ever Top Colleges list, with Tufts ranked No. 16 out of 50 schools recognized for strong career outcomes. The new ranking uses LinkedIn’s data to evaluate schools based on students’ job and internship placements, alumni achievements and network strength.
The list of candidates running for mayor, City Council and School Committee in Medford has been largely finalized following the July 29 deadline to submit nomination papers. Our Revolution Medford, the progressive organization that supports a majority of incumbent members on the City Council and School Committee, announced its list of endorsements on Tuesday.
Editor’s note: This article was copublished and edited by Vanity Fair.
In an American Association of University Professors lawsuit against Secretary of State Marco Rubio for the administration’s deportation policy, Peter Hatch, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency official, testified that ICE used Canary Mission for leads in its investigation of noncitizen pro-Palestine student activists.
The list of certified candidates for Somerville’s municipal election was finalized on Monday following the deadline for candidate withdrawals. According to Nicholas Salerno, chair of the Somerville Elections Commission, the drawing for positions on the September ballot will take place on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Preliminary elections are scheduled for Sep. 16.
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to include the appointment of the new associate dean of curriculum and instruction for SMFA.
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include comment from the union and the university.
The Cambridge Public Safety Committee held a hearing on the police department’s use of SoundThinking, formerly ShotSpotter, on June 2. The gunshot detection system, used in both Cambridge and Somerville, has recently drawn criticism from residents — particularly because both cities are sanctuary cities.
A few weeks before graduation, we served spicy questions with (for some) even spicier wings to four Daily seniors in an increasingly aggravated conversation about their favorite objects at the office, Daily-related hot takes and more.
Q&A: Sunil Kumar on federal threats to higher education, the future of Tufts: Your Tufts Daily Commencement Edition
Timeline of Rümeysa Öztürk’s detention, subsequent activism and judicial proceedings: Your Tufts Daily Commencement Edition
Hot Chelle Rae, Quinn XCII and Tinashe lit up the Academic Quad for Spring Fling, Tufts University Social Collective’s end-of-year concert on April 26.
Q&A: Mayor Lungo-Koehn shares goals for fourth mayoral campaign, accomplishments as Mayor: Your Tufts Daily Commencement Edition
The 2024–25 Diversity & Inclusion Report continues the Daily’s effort to gather insights into the composition of our staff and their experiences in our organization. The report was created by a group of Daily staff members under the purview of the paper’s Ethics & Inclusion Committee, formerly known as the Intentionality & Inclusivity Committee.
On April 5, 2025, The Jackson Jills performed five songs in the Daily’s newsroom. They then joined Daily members for a conversation about the origins, rehearsals and seniors of Tufts’ oldest all-femme a cappella group.