Historically, the NESCAC Tournament has not been friendly to the Middlebury men's basketball team. In the seven years since the tournament's inception, the Panthers have made four trips to the league playoffs and have been bounced from the first round all four times.
Underbones, I'm sorry. This Lush should have given you a chance a long time ago. Alas, I was too busy checking out trendier spots with pricier drinks and snootier crowds to see your potential. How was I to know about your plentiful beer selection and your focus on eco- and local-friendly cuisine?
For the past two years, the men's track and field team has finished second in the New England Championships. But this weekend, Tufts has a chance to take home the crown for the first time since 1991.
Last week, President Bush signed into law a $152 billion stimulus package designed to forestall an economic downturn.
Students from two Chinese universities will join Tufts students and a Boston College professor today to discuss energy issues facing contemporary China.
The easy "A" your Advanced Placement (AP) English teacher promised you'd get in college writing classes may not pan out as expected.
It's too early to be thinking about the general election, which is not stopping me in the slightest.
"If Manny has to urinate in the scoreboard every once in a while, we can live with that."
Senator Barack Obama (D-Ill.) won the Wisconsin primary by a wide margin last night, taking his ninth consecutive primary or caucus.
After a few weeks of rough performances and many losses, the women's fencing team finally pulled through this weekend at the New England Championships at Dartmouth, placing sixth overall out of 14 three-weapon teams.
The 23rd Education for Public Inquiry and International Citizenship (EPIIC) International Symposium will commence this morning, bringing with it a series of firsts for the annual event.
Whether corn-, wheat- or rice-based, every society has its own carbohydrate staple.
It's been a busy week in the world of women's college hoops.
The United States, along with major European powers, officially recognized Kosovo as a sovereign state on Monday.
"Julius Caesar" is both an easy play and a hard one. It's easy because it's just so beautiful; it's fundamentally about the power of rhetoric and a plethora of famous lines have made it one of Shakespeare's most quoted plays. In that sense, at least, it would be hard to mess up.
The House of Representatives passed a major bill on Feb. 7 approving measures aimed at helping more students cover the cost of college education. The legislation comes in response to the rapidly increasing costs of college and includes a number of provisions aimed at making the student-loan process more efficient and giving government a greater role in colleges' financial aid practices.
Since gaining independence on Jan. 1, 1956, Sudan has been at war for 40 of its 52 years. From its first civil war in the mid 1950s to the current humanitarian disaster in Darfur and southern Sudan, conflict has come to define the Sudanese experience.
It is difficult to shed any new light on the role of mid-major teams during the NCAA Tournament.
The Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility received a surprise recently, learning that it would have to shrink its membership from 10 people to three and that it would only be allowed to include undergraduate students.
