A change in the application of the term "burglary" is affecting the way colleges and universities nationwide report crime statistics, which has broad implications for the accuracy of school's safety rankings.
Environmental Action: Shifting from Saying to Doing, the Experimental College course that brought trayless dining and double−sided printing to Tufts, is now taking aim at plastic water bottles on campus.
Kanye West might be the most important artist of our generation.
London, Japan, Madrid, Chile and Paris are just some of the many popular locations where Tufts students study abroad. While the aim of such programs is to promote cultural awareness, allowing students to experience the lifestyle of a different country and learn a new language, many students also take them as an opportunity to consume alcohol — double their usual amount, in fact — without the restrictions of a legal drinking age.
The phenomenon of cyberbullying is coming under scrutiny from Tufts students and administrators, in recognition of the fact that it is a growing problem that needs to be addressed.
The Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) is investigating a report of a sexual assault that may have occurred in a fraternity house over the weekend, it said in an e-mail to the Tufts community last night.
An otherwise uneventful Senior Pub Night came to an unexpected end Thursday night as attendees fled what seemed like a pepper spray-like substance in the air.
Tori Amos once sang, "You're only popular with anorexia."
Charged with the goal of reviving levelheadedness in politics, a swarm of Tufts students traveled by plane, car and bus to attend a Saturday rally in Washington.
Victoria Kolakowski is a lawyer, a judge and a wife.She has a master's degree in biomedical engineering and one in divinity, alongside her law degree. If elected as judge of the Superior Court of Alameda County, Ca.,today, she will not only be one ofrelatively few women appointed to these courtsbut thefirst ever transgender trial court judge in the United States– but that's not why she's running.
Senior Lauren Wielgus on Oct. 22 received an Astronaut Scholarship award in recognition of her achievements in physics.
Tom Jenkinson, also known as Squarepusher, is one of electronic music's most interesting figures.
In advance of tomorrow's statewide elections, Massachusetts voters are mulling over two ballot questions relating to state taxes.
Amid the ongoing Israeli−Palestinian conflict in the Middle East, a new student group, the Tufts chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), hopes to foster discussion and expose students to the Palestinian perspective.
This week's four−day blood drive, sponsored by the Leonard Carmichael Society (LCS) in conjunction with the American Red Cross, has met with particularly high student turnout that has overwhelmed short−staffed Red Cross workers.Close to 200 students made appointments for the first three days ...
The national No. 5 field hockey team on Tuesday traveled to Springfield College for its last chance to work out any kinks before tomorrow's match?up with the undefeated No. 4 Bowdoin Polar Bears. Though the level of play may not have been as high as the team would have liked, the Jumbos walked away with a 4?0 win in which the Pride were denied any shot on goal.
Paris, Minneapolis, Denver, Washington, Miami, New York, Hangzhou, China, and now Boston — these are just some of the many cities across the world that have established or are currently planning bike share programs.
Twenty-five years ago this month, a small Japanese playing card company changed the world forever. October of 1985 saw the release of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the United States, and American youth hasn't been the same since.
Students will have a chance to ask questions and voice their opinions on the university's revised sexual assault policy and judicial process in an open forum with administrators tonight in Metcalf Hall.
