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Boston Book Crawl: Tufts Bookstore

(04/10/25 6:01am)

Sat next to the Mayer Campus Center is the Tufts University Barnes & Noble College branch. It may be frequently ignored by students in the months between the very start and end of the semester, but it is still technically a bookstore. Inside the building, you can find a range of items, including sweatshirts, snacks, cold medicine, textbooks, branded mugs and a few regular books.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/boston-book-crawl-tufts-bookstore

Two Tufts students take on the Boston Marathon as charity runners

(04/10/25 6:03am)

On April 21, approximately 25,000 runners will gather to complete the 129th Boston Marathon. Around 10% of these runners are charity runners, which means that instead of qualifying with a time, they have fundraised on behalf of one of the 174 official charity programs selected by the Bank of America Boston Marathon Official Charity Program. Tufts graduate student Maggie Roberts and Tufts senior Nika Renshaw are both excited to participate in the marathon as charity runners, raising funds respectively for Tedy’s Team and the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/two-tufts-students-take-on-the-boston-marathon-as-charity-runners

Tufts baseball resets, responds, rolls over Amherst

(04/10/25 6:03am)

For the Tufts baseball team, the weekend against Amherst was about doing the hard things well. No frills, no fireworks — just a group of players digging in, fighting back and finding something that had been missing in the early part of the season. A quiet Friday gave way to a spirited Sunday, and the Jumbos dropped the opener but roared back with a doubleheader sweep to take the series. It was a weekend that showed Tufts still has the fight — and the talent — to compete when the margins tighten.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/tufts-baseball-resets-responds-rolls-over-amherst

Men’s golf braves harsh conditions in spring opener

(04/09/25 4:05am)

The Tufts men’s golf team was greeted by frigid temperatures, heavy rain and strong winds as they arrived at Tumble Brook Country Club in Connecticut this Saturday for the first invitational of their spring season. Despite the intense weather, they finished their first day in seventh place out of 16 teams and moved up to sixth place after a strong Sunday outing.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/mens-golf-braves-harsh-conditions-in-spring-opener

The Round-off Roundup: Jackie Bender and her handstands

(04/09/25 4:03am)

I remember watching a youtube video with my mom when I was young. I must have been in third grade, since this was 2011. We were in our old apartment, watching on my mom’s old white laptop. My mom’s old friend from gymnastics had sent her the video. There were no words or background noises in the video, only anonymous gymnasts performing daring and original balance beam mounts, all accompanied by the haunting strains of Ravel's Bolero. This video, titled “The Mount That Dare Not Speak Its Name”, went on to be one of the most well-known and captivating videos ever posted. As the years passed and I began doing gymnastics myself, the once-anonymous gymnasts gradually became recognizable.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/the-roundoff-roundup-jackie-bender-and-her-handstands

What happens to the truth when we start to censor art?

(04/09/25 4:03am)

On March 27, the current president of the United States of America signed an executive order to begin overhauling the Smithsonian Institution. This order comes from an effort to curb what has been called “woke ideology.” Paired with a crackdown on Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity programs, these new executive orders have instilled a very remarkable trait in our current administration: the ability to erase and change history.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/what-happens-to-the-truth-when-we-start-to-censor-art

Blood in, blood out: The bleeding Congo

(04/08/25 4:01am)

For far too long, the people of the Democratic Republic of the Congo have been deprived of a large portion of the tremendous wealth beneath their land. This large-scale, multi-decade mineral theft has been carried out not only by their closest neighbors and regional rivals, but also by an interconnected network of international players who have actively worked to bolster the industry.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2025/04/blood-in-blood-out-the-bleeding-congo