Between the free food samples outside the Campus Center, numerous online surveys and those ubiquitous Pizza Days socks, it's hard not to notice that the Merchants on Points (MOPS) system is on students' minds.
After making its fourth consecutive trip to the NCAA Div. III championship in 2007, the Middlebury hockey team is back for more.
The football team headed into this season with a veteran roster hoping to make a surprise run at a NESCAC championship. And with a 4-0 start, they were headed in the right direction.
I was raised to think Adam Vinatieri could do no wrong.
Boston has the Charlie Card. Venice has canals. Tufts has poor students climbing up a snow-covered mountain.
Tufts students overwhelmingly reject the notion that active citizenship should be an "integral part" of their Tufts education.
In the nation's most competitive conference for Div. III men's ice hockey, the 2006-07 Tufts squad had a difficult time keeping up.
Fletcher students shared the details of their work with the United Nations during a panel session yesterday evening hosted by the Tufts International Relations Program.
Speak to anyone familiar with the stretch of one-way streets known as Davis Square and you will receive an almost unanimous opinion: The area is nothing if not unique.
The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate will offer "Today Show" co-host Meredith Vieira the Light on the Hill Award. Vieira, who graduated from Tufts in 1975 with a degree in English, will receive the award on campus this spring if she accepts.
Plans are under way for the Arts and Sciences (A&S) administration to move this summer from Ballou Hall to Packard Hall, according to Vice President of Operations John Roberto.
This weekend I had the pleasure of visiting our nation's beautiful capital.
When Fred Mascherino left Taking Back Sunday at the end of October, diehard fans of the pop-punk outfit were upset and confused. Why would the lovable screaming backup vocalist and guitarist of the band suddenly drop all ties with the group? After being a critical part of Taking Back Sunday for over four years, Fred has (foolishly) decided to split with the band to focus on his solo project, entitled "The Color Fred."
Tufts' top three were at it again this weekend, as senior tri-captains Cat Beck and Katy O'Brien and freshman Stephanie McNamara each placed in the top ten at the NCAA Div. III New England Regionals in Waterford, Conn.
On the night of Saturday, Nov. 3, Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf declared a state of emergency throughout his country. In doing so, he suspended the constitution, fired the chief justice of the Supreme Court, shut down many media outlets and filled the capital city of Islamabad with police officers.
Avenged Sevenfold is a band usually brushed aside by rock fans and critics alike. While some may argue that this is rather unfair, after listening to the band's newest self-titled effort, it seems that perhaps this discrimination is well warranted.
Almost 200 debaters converged on the Hill this weekend for Tufts' parliamentary debate tournament.
I went to see The Police on Sunday night. In an obvious attempt to work the crowd, Sting called Boston "the city of champions." This got me thinking: What would the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul be called?
As colleges and universities across the country strive to improve their educational and research offerings, massive fundraising efforts in the form of capital campaigns are becoming increasingly prevalent.
