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New student club to run local prison tutoring program

A Tufts chapter of the nonprofit Petey Greene Program, an organization focused on supplementing education in local correctional institutions with the help of graduate and undergraduate students, will make its debut on campus this fall. Amanda Borquaye, who hopes to open conversation about the ...


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Tufts Medical School to celebrate 20 years of dual degree program

The Tufts University School of Medicine will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of its M.D./M.B.A. program later this year.Harris Berman, the dean of the School of Medicine, said the M.D./M.B.A. program began in 1995 as a way to recognize the need for physicians who were going to be managers in ...


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Fourth annual Century Ride bridges Tufts schools

The fourth annual Tufts Century Ride brought together approximately 70 students, faculty and alumni from the Tufts community on a bike ride last Friday.This year's ride was organized by Provost and Senior Vice President David Harris and his office in collaboration with the Tufts Cycling Team and ...


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New prayer space for Muslim students opens in Curtis Hall

A new prayer room has opened in Curtis Hall this fall to provide a space for ritual Muslim prayers during weekdays.The space's proximity to other academic buildings makes it easily accessible, allowing support for student practices and rituals, according to Muslim Chaplain Celene Ibrahim.“It ...


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TCU Senate Update

The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate met last night to tackle its first set of supplementary funding requests from student groups.Senior Brian Tesser, president of TCU Senate, opened Sunday’s meeting by welcoming the three newly elected trustee representatives and updating the Senate on general ...




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Elections for open TCU Senate seats begin today

Hopeful candidates for open TCU Senate seats will turn in their candidacy petitions today in order to become verified as official candidates and begin campaigning for next Wednesday's election.The available positions include seven seats for first-year Senate representatives, five seats on the ...


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Tufts community commemorates life of sociology professor

Members of the Tufts community gathered yesterday afternoon to commemorate the life of James G. Ennis, a longtime Tufts sociology professor, at the Granoff Family Hillel Center.The memorial ceremony was officiated by university RabbiJeffrey Summit.Ennis, who was 62, passed away unexpectedly after ...


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TMC makes changes to Loj student group use policy

The Tufts Mountain Club (TMC) recently changed its Loj group use policy, requiring student groups to sign up with a specified number of bunk beds and pay as a unit instead of as individuals.The Loj, located in Woodstock, N.H., is owned by Tufts and run by TMC, according to the TMC website. It houses 48 ...


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Africana Center to host first Africana Festival

The Africana Center is holding the inaugural Africana Festival under the theme "We Are Africana" on the Tisch Library Roof this Saturday afternoon.The festival will be sponsored by the recently created Africana Advisory Alliance, an unofficial group formed to connect black affinity groups ...


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Tufts maintains position in Forbes, U.S. News rankings

Tufts remains one of the top 30 schools in the country this year, according to the annual college rankings lists from U.S. News & World Report and Forbes Magazine.The university maintained its No. 27 position on the U.S. News & World Report’s “Best National Universities” list on Sept. ...


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Tufts students attend first-ever Tufts Scramble event

Sixty Tufts undergraduates gathered this past weekend for this year's inaugural Tufts Scramble, a two-day on-campus innovation training and brainstorm session, at 51 Winthrop St.The event, which took place Saturday and Sunday, was co-hosted by the Tufts Entrepreneurial Leadership Studies Program ...


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Classes to be held on Columbus Day this fall

For the first time, Tufts students will have classes on Columbus Day, Oct. 12, due to the late start to the semester and student input.While fall classes are usually not held on Columbus Day, Veterans Day or Thanksgiving, Secretary of the Faculty in the Office of the Dean of Arts and Sciences Jillian ...




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TEDxSomerville event to be held at Tufts

TEDxSomerville is hosting its third TED talk event, under the theme "Reinvent," in two weeks in Cohen Auditorium.The event from the independent Somerville TEDx chapter will feature 14 speakers from the Somerville area on Sunday, Sept. 27 from 12 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. According to Devin Bramhall, ...


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Tufts silk ink research leads to new medical developments

Biomedical and mechanical engineers from Tufts published research this summer that could make inkjet printing a more effective tool for synthesizing medical technologies, with developments for a platform that allows 3D printing for liquid silk.The study, published on June 16 in Advanced Materials ...


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Student Services makes major infrastructural changes

Tufts Student Services made several changes to its infrastructure this past summer, reflecting an ongoing effort by the university to improve the quality of assistance and advising provided by Student Services.According to Dean of Student Services Paul Stanton, Student Services has made changes in ...


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U.S. and Israeli experts discuss Iran nuclear deal

A crowd packed into the ASEAN Auditorium for the "Inside the Iran Nuclear Deal: Pros, Cons, and Possible Outcomes" discussion last Thursday evening. The event featured three speakers: former National Security Advisor to Israel's Prime Minister Jacob Amidror, former Undersecretary of ...