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

(02/26/26 7:01am)

Haiti’s Winter Olympics uniform is a puffer set with designer Stella Jean’s signature: flare and bold color. A forest of green vegetation rises from the athletes’ feet, wrapping all around their legs and torsos, contrasting sharply with the bright red figure of a horse at the center. The women’s uniform features this animal on a quilted skirt that balloons out from the wearer’s waist; the same animal sits front and center on the jacket of the men’s uniform. While this horse has a saddle, the rider is noticeably absent.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/on-the-world-stage-how-haiti-won-the-winter-olympics-for-fashion

Moments ‘til Madness: The Darryn Peterson dilemma

(02/25/26 5:01am)

The 2025–26 season has been one of the most entertaining and competitive seasons of recent memory. It seems like every Saturday offers multiple marquee matchups. The one thing that hasn’t delivered is No. 1 recruit Darryn Peterson’s health. The Kansas first-year is facing lots of backlash for his unpredictable availability that has plagued the Jayhawks all season: It’s one of the biggest stories in sports right now.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/moments-til-madness-the-darryn-peterson-dilemma

East Somerville Community Bites relaunches to combat food insecurity, support immigrant-owned restaurants

(02/25/26 5:01am)

Seeing the struggles of immigrant-owned businesses and an increasing number of food-insecure residents in East Somerville, Rev. Jordan Harris of the Connexion United Methodist Church saw an opportunity to address both issues at once by founding the East Somerville Community Bites program.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/east-somerville-community-bites-relaunches-to-combat-food-insecurity-support-immigrant-owned-restaurants

Aperture Abroad: A snowy start to Spain

(02/24/26 5:01am)

You may know me, or rather my photographs, from “Tufts on 35mm” or post-Halloween pumpkins. Although I’m sorely disappointed that I won’t be able to bring photos of Tufts’ ambiguous architectural identity to the Daily this semester, hopefully photos from my time studying abroad with Tufts in Madrid will suffice. Through this column, I’ll be producing photo stories live (give or take a few weeks) from my adventures throughout the semester, whether the various balcony views around Madrid or grand travels across the continent.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/aperture-abroad-a-snowy-start-to-spain

Is anyone really dancing on clouds? SMFA students and staff comment on Pantone’s controversial Color of the Year

(02/25/26 1:42am)

Our recent internet era has been plagued by a barrage of quiet luxury, sleek tradwife aesthetics, clean girls, sad beige babies, tech oligarchs, Sydney Sweeney’s good jeans and more. Pantone brought a fascinating addition to this landscape with its Color of the Year selection for 2026, Cloud Dancer — an off-white, beige-ish color that feels as fitting as it is incendiary.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/is-anyone-really-dancing-on-clouds

TCU Senate introduces resolution to require voter registration instructions on syllabi

(02/23/26 5:03am)

A resolution encouraging adding voter registration information in syllabi was introduced at the Feb. 8 Tufts Community Union Senate meeting. The resolution is a dual initiative from JumboVote and the  Senate that intends to make voter information accessible to all Tufts students, regardless of major or academic focus.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/tcu-senate-introduces-resolution-to-require-voter-registration-instructions-on-syllabi

Somerville community ramps up discussions for ArtFarm public park design

(02/23/26 5:01am)

The City of Somerville hosted a community meeting on Feb. 9 about the latest design updates to the ArtFarm public park. The park’s construction is set to begin in 2027 on top of the Poplar Street pump station — a stormwater management structure currently under construction — to provide a community space for Somerville residents in the Brickbottom neighborhood.

https://www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026/02/somerville-community-ramps-up-discussions-for-artfarm-public-park-design