The Department of Alcohol and Health Education this semester launched a campus-wide poster campaign aimed at educating students about the effects of the drug molly.
Tufts Dining Services will this week celebrate the universitys annual Harvest Food Week, serving locally grown dishes and holding interactive events to educate students about the value of buying local.
Joining the 15 other special interest housing options this year, the sustainability suite in Latin Way houses 10 students looking to catalyze sustainable change on campus and create a welcoming space for the environmentally conscious to gather, discuss and live.
Seventy-seven women accepted bids to the new Tufts chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta (Theta) sorority this past Tuesday.
Hodgdon Hall is listed as the global headquarters of one of the Rockefeller Foundation's 100 Most Innovative Social Enterprises for the Next Century. Sophomore SharadVivekSagar came to Tufts last year to study international relations and economics, with the added intention of expanding his company, Dexterity Global, Inc., as a Boston corporation.
After a backlog of unprocessed mail, Tufts University Mail Services completed scanning the 14,154 packages they had received in the last month.
Tufts Venture Fund (TVF) and the Tufts Entrepreneurs Society (TES) hosted Spark Capital Partner BijanSabet, an early investor in Twitter, Foursquare and Tumblr, for a discussion about entrepreneurship last Friday afternoon.
The Stop & Shop shuttle, which offers transportation from campus to the market's Fellsway Plaza location, is back for a second year after the supermarket chain determined there was enough student interest.
Senator Edward Markey (D-Mass.) is getting comfortable in Congress after winning the special election on June 25 to fill now Secretary of State John Kerry's vacated seat. Markey gave his first speech on the floor of the Senate this Wednesday, making promises to improve legislation on clean energy, Internet privacy and gun control, according to an article published in the Boston Herald on Wednesday.
Workers contracted by the university abated asbestos in Houston Hall this summer during a routine renovation project.
Members of Tufts Divest For Our Future attended a rally and spoke at the Massachusetts State House on Sept. 10 in support of legislation that would require Massachusetts divestment from fossil fuel companies within five years.
The dual-degree program between Tufts and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) may soon undergo changes to address various difficulties and a high dropout rate.
Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns and his colleagues received the annual Constitutional Commentary Award during a live webcast in Ballou Hall's Coolidge Room yesterday as part of a presentation from non-profit think tank The Constitution Project (TCP).
After an almost five-month long confirmation process, Gina McCarthy (G '81), a Tufts alumna and Boston native, became the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on July 19, replacing former administrator Lisa Jackson.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will visit the university on Oct. 2 to speak on interpreting the constitution as part of the Richard E. Snyder President's Lecture Series, the university announced last week.
The Somerville Fire Department responded to its fifteenth fire call in Somerville since June 27 yesterday afternoon. The incident, at 486 Medford Street in Somerville, is part of an ongoing arson investigation south of the Tufts campus.
Seven candidates competed for spots on the Tufts Community Union Judiciary and the Committee on Student Life (CSL) during last nights TCU Senate Candidates Forum held in the Hotung Cafe.
Two students will this Wednesday unveil PartyBus, an updated Joey-tracker application for smartphones, with the release of the new iOS 7 Apple operating system.
After multiple failed attempts to secure a permit for the location, frozen yogurt franchise Pinkberry on Sept. 6 opened a new branch in Davis Square, joining two other frozen yogurt restaurants in the vicinity.
Bruce Reitman (A '72, AG '83), who has been in the Tufts community for 30 years, began the transition into a new position as the first dean of campus life and student leadership on July 1, after serving as the dean of student affairs since 2001.
