Although the score might not reflect it, the women's squash team put up an admirable fight on Wednesday night at host Brown University in Providence, R.I.
For NHL general managers, this is the time of year in which they must be honest with themselves.
In yesterday's viewpoint "Tufts is a university, not a parent," writer Bosede A. Opetubo was incorrectly identified as a freshman. She is a sophomore.
L et me introduce myself. My name is Matt, I'm from Ardsley, N.Y. (just north of New York City in Westchester County). I'm a Mets fan, and I will be a Mets fan until the day I'm cryogenically frozen.
The three founders of the Gordon Institute of the Tufts School of Engineering have been awarded the United States National Academy of Engineering's (NAE) $500,000 Bernard Gordon Prize.
Going into Wednesday night's "Lost," the first of 16 new episodes of the ABC hit after a hiatus of 13 weeks, it's certain that many viewers expected and hoped for some long-sought-after answers.
The women's basketball team may be 7-0 in the NESCAC, but the real test comes tonight.
Once again, Bare Bodkin, the Tufts student theater group that performs student-written works, is warming up for 24 hours of intensely creative theater. This Friday at 8 p.m., teams of students will be challenged to write, rehearse and perform a sitcom-length, 22-minute show in just 24 hours.
The current setup of the Tufts Student Information System (SIS) service leaves the privacy of students open to abuse, according to a resolution passed on Sunday by the Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate.
The men's squash team traveled to Providence, R.I. Wednesday hoping to remain above .500. Although the No. 14 Jumbos fell 7-2 to the No. 11 Brown Bears, they managed to put up a good fight against a strong Div. I program.
When borrowing money for college, who should you trust to recommend a good lender - your university, or the United States government?
I'm going to assume that about 20 percent of the people reading this article have, at least once, received that gut-wrenchingly annoying e-mail whose subject line screams "Schedule an appointment!" just daring you to decline.
While Duke-UNC undeniably remains the marquee rivalry of ACC men's basketball, recent years have seen the rise of another nemisis to the No. 16 Blue Devils: the University of Maryland Terrapins. While the Tar Heels were on the downswing starting with the 2001-02 season through the 2003-04 season, the Terps filled the void, providing for an exciting and legitimate substitute for the traditional Battle of Tobacco Road.
Given the freezing cold temperatures this classic New England weather has recently been inflicting upon the poor student body, you might find it hard to imagine dry hotness of the vast Mexican desert. Read on, however, and look forward to a warm delight likely to transport you south of the border.
Although harsh winds prevented the actual lighting of candles, Tufts students still gathered in front of the Tisch library steps to participate in a vigil last night.
Class locations at Tufts used to be limited to Eaton, Braker, Miner, Olin, and other brick-and-mortar buildings.
I have to say I was disappointed with this year's Super Bowl. No, not because the Patriots were absent, or because the ads were below par (except for the beard comb-over one), or even for the sloppy play that characterized most of the game. No, what disappointed me most was Boomer Esiason, who missed a prime opportunity to compare Peyton Manning once more to Dan Marino.
After finishing in the Atlantic Division cellar with a mark of 29-53, the 1978-79 Boston Celtics had great reason to look forward to the next season, when their first pick from the 1978 NBA Draft, a man by the name of Larry Bird, finally joined the team.
As at the end of any season, the men's basketball team will honor its seniors this weekend in its penultimate regular season game at Cousens Gym on Saturday.
