Hot off the trails of Boston Fashion Week, Betsey Johnson, a New York fashion designer and owner of her own label since 1978, held a fashion show at the Cyclorama this past Saturday in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Panelists last night during an event titled "Shared Experiences: Indigenous Voices" brought to light the past and present injustices inflicted upon Native Americans and Australian Aborigines and drew connections between the experiences of the two groups.
From director Joel Schumacher, the latest heist thriller, "Trespass," chronicles the not−so−tragic downfall of the Miller family as both they and the audience are forced to endure the longest, most exhausting and least entertaining home invasion to ever hit the big screen.
With the men's cross country team's top 12 athletes resting this weekend, younger members of the squad stepped up to the scoring positions for Tufts at the Conn. College Invitational Saturday, demonstrating the Jumbos' depth.
Academics and policymakers last week discussed future developments in the Middle East in its current time of transition during "The New Middle East: Challenges and Opportunities" conference.
Though the election is still a year away, the race for the Massachusetts seat in the U.S. Senate is already heating up between incumbent Scott Brown (R−Mass., LA '81) and front−runner Democratic candidate and Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren.
The search for Tufts' next provost, marked by a high degree of student input, is on track to conclude by the end of 2011, according to search committee member and School of Engineering Dean Linda Abriola.
Ryan Gosling is cool. It's a point he has proven time and again, and one he continues to prove in his latest political drama, "The Ides of March."
For many reasons, Saturday's Homecoming game against the Trinity Bantams provides a huge opportunity for the football team.
Renowned economic historian Niall Ferguson discussed the financial and power differential between the West and the rest of the world during yesterday's 15th Richard E. Snyder President's Lecture.
Alongside Ed Bernstein (A '11), a herd of Jumbos will be honored at tonight's Tufts Annual Athletics Awards Ceremony, held in Cohen Auditorium at 7:30 p.m.
University of Miami Assistant Provost for Undergraduate Education John Barker will assume the role of dean of undergraduate and graduate students beginning in mid?December, the university announced today.
As the European leagues have been off the last two weeks because of the international break, I thought I would turn my attention to a topic that has been the focus of the American soccer world over the last month: the hiring of former German star player and manager J??rgen Klinsmann as the manager of the U.S. Men's National Team.
Tufts students and alumni shared their experiences studying renewable energy abroad at last night's Energy Abroad Panel hosted by the Institute for Global Leadership's Tufts Energy Forum (TEF).
Tufts students and alumni shared their experiences studying renewable energy abroad at last night's Energy Abroad Panel hosted by the Institute for Global Leadership's Tufts Energy Forum (TEF).
University of Miami Assistant Provost for Undergraduate Education John Barker will assume the role of dean of undergraduate and graduate students beginning in mid-December, the university announced today.
We have all seen the fashionistas on campus who can pull off more than Uggs and a boxy North Face jacket. But what of the ever-elusive fashionist-os? We found it to be in due course to celebrate some of the men's fashion gracing campus this fall. With unique spins on everything from preppy and hipster styles to the classic urban gentleman approach, these dudes are looking very dapper.
