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TUESDAY"After the Oath: Policy Questions for a New President with Kelly Sims Gallagher and Michele L. Malvesti"Details: Adam Reilly, host of WGBH’s “The Scrum," will moderate a discussion with Associate Professor Kelly Sims Gallagher and Professor of the Practice Michele L. Malvesti ...



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SMFA, Tufts merge admissions policies, practices

Following the university's acquisition of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA) this summer, the upcoming admissions cycle will mark the first that will be overseen by Tufts. To prepare for this process, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions has been aligning the SMFA admission standards ...


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TCU Senate meets to review club funding requests

The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate met yesterday evening in the Sophia Gordon Hall Multipurpose Room to approve funding requests.After completing roll call, Senate began reviewing funding increase requests submitted by 12 campus groups.Senate passed the Allocations Board’s recommendations to ...



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SPLC-named hate group calls students 'terrorists' in campus posters

Posters naming Tufts students and one Tufts professor as terrorists connected to Hamas were put up across the Medford/Somerville campus on Oct. 19. The Horowitz Freedom Center, a self-identified conservative anti-Islamist group, claimed responsibility for the posters in an email received by a number of Tufts students on the same day. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) names the Horowitz Freedom Center as a hate group in its 2015 report, and calls the organization "the premier financier of anti-Muslim voices and radical ideologies, as well as acting as an exporter of misinformation."




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Tufts alum receives Nobel Peace Prize

The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded President of Colombia and Former Fletcher Fulbright Scholar Juan Manuel Santos the Nobel Peace Prize for 2016 on Oct. 7. Santos was awarded the prize for his efforts to end the country's civil war."The president himself has made it clear that he will continue ...




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Tufts left largely untouched by Massachusetts drought

As Massachusetts undergoes its most serious drought in decades, Tufts and many of the surrounding areas remain largely unrestricted in terms of water usage.In its most recent weekly report released last Thursday, the United States Drought Monitor classified 98.03 percent of the state as being under ...



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theSkimm co-founders share stories, lessons at Alumni Lecture

Approximately 160 alumni, students, faculty and community members gathered at the Breed Memorial Hall yesterday evening to attend the Lyon & Bendheim Alumni Lecture Series event, featuring theSkimmco-founders Danielle Weisberg (LA '08) and Carly Zakin. Weisberg and Zakin discussed media ...


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David Gregory moderates journalist panel on election cycle

Tisch College Professor of the Practice David Gregory moderated a panel entitled "A Year Like No Other: Politics & the Press in 2016," featuring New York Times Political Correspondent Patrick Healy (LA '93), NPR Political Reporter Asma Khalid and Mic! Co-founder Jake Horowitz.The ...


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Police Briefs - Oct. 18

The Great DividerTufts University Police Department (TUPD) received a report from a university staff member about a stolen room partition on Oct. 3 at 5 p.m. The staff member had brought the room partition to Cabot Intercultural Center but found it missing when he later returned. It has not yet been ...


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State Senator Pat Jehlen discusses Question 2

Massachusetts State Senator Pat Jehlen met with a group of about 25 students in Paige Hall Terrace Room yesterday at 6 p.m. for a discussion about the long term-effects of charter schools and why she believes voters should vote against the Massachusetts Authorization of Additional Charter Schools ...



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JumboCode receives TCU recognition

JumboCode was recognized by Tufts Community Union (TCU) Judiciary on Oct. 2 as one of the official new student groups on campus, according to TCU Judiciary Chair Anna Weissman. The group, which began last fall, provides students interested in computer science with an opportunity to help non-profit ...



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Events on the Hill - Oct. 17

MONDAYA Year Like No Other: Politics & the Press in 2016Details: Journalist David Gregory will be hosting a panel discussion on this year's presidential election. Guests include NPR's Asma Khalid, Mic! founder Jake Horowitz and New York Times reporter Patrick Healy (LA '93). Registration ...