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Fletcher set to launch new online master's program

The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy will launch an online masters degree in global business beginning in May 2019.According to its website, students will be able to complete the new online degree program in 16 months or two years, with each student able to set their own pace. Applications are ...



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Police Briefs — Week of Feb. 4

Hit lock bottomOn Jan. 25 at 2:00 p.m., Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) received a report from several students that cash had been stolen from their lockers at the Steve Tisch Sports and Fitness Center (Tisch Center). The students had left their gym lockers unlocked. TUPD has a possible suspect ...




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Andrew Shiotani named as new director of International Center

The Tufts community received an email announcing Andrew Shiotani as the new director of the International Center (I-Center) on Jan. 28. Shiotani assumes the leadership role of Jane Etish-Andrews, who retired after 35 years of work at Tufts.The I-Center provides immigration and student services to undergraduate ...




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Events on the Hill — Week of Feb. 4

MONDAY“Civic Life Lunch — The Turnout Gap: Race & Voter Turnout”Details: Political scientist Bernard Fraga will discuss his latest book, “The Turnout Gap: Race, Ethnicity, and Political Inequality in a Diversifying America,” at this event, which is part of the Civic Life Lunch series ...



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Nolop FAST Facility opens on campus as makerspace

Disclaimer: Madison Reid is currently employed by the Nolop FAST Facility. Reid had no affiliation with the facility at the time of writing. Nestled behind Kindlevan Café in the Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) is the Nolop FAST Facility, a newly-opened makerspace on campus. The Nolop FAST ...





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Board of Trustees creates subcommittee on student affairs

The Tufts Board of Trustees voted to create a Student Affairs Subcommittee in November in hopes of further progress towards the recommendations the Student Life Review Committee (SLRC) made in Spring 2017.Mary Pat McMahon, dean of student affairs for the School of Arts and Sciences, said that Deb Jospin ...


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Police Briefs — Week of Jan. 28

Stop calling me maybeOn Jan. 18 at 12:52 p.m., Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) received a report from the International Center that they had been receiving daily calls since the end of November. The caller had questions concerning immigration and obtaining a work visa but never gave their ...


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Events on the Hill — Week of Jan. 28

MONDAY“Write for Rights: AmnesTEA”Details: Tufts Amnesty International and The Rez will collaborate to support four women activists through a letter-signing campaign. Tea will be served at the event. Where and when: Mayer Campus Center; 10–2 p.m.TUESDAY“The Flip Side, a film by Val Wang”Details: ...





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Police Briefs — Week of Jan. 21

Get dentOn Jan. 7 at 1:18 p.m., Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) was notified by a student that their car had been damaged. The student parked their car in Cousens Parking Lot around 11:45 a.m. and returned around 1:00 p.m., when they observed a large dent to the rear driver's side. There ...