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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 ...




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TTS creates intiatives supporting Cyber Security Awareness Month

Tufts Technology Services (TTS) is aiming to raise awareness among students to help them stay safe online and inform them of services available to keep cyber accounts secure as a part of National Cyber-Security Awareness Month this October, TTS Manager of Service Marketing and Communications Christine ...



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Tufts to acccept Coalition Application starting with Class of 2021

Starting with the upcoming admissions cycle for the Class of 2021, Tufts will be accepting the Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success application, in addition to the QuestBridge application and traditional Common Application.Susan Ardizzoni, director of undergraduate admissions, explained ...



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Mickey Toogood to leave role as judicial affairs administrator

Mickey Toogood left his position as judicial affairs administrator in September after two years in that capacity, according to an email announcement to faculty from Dean of Student Affairs Mary Pat McMahon on July 12.Toogood has continued to work remotely from his new home of Seattle, while Senior ...


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Somerville initiatives advance carbon-neutral goals

The City of Somerville has been making progress on several of its initiatives to achieve its goal of becoming carbon-neutral by the year 2050 and has assessed which sectors and technologies could be used in the future to create policies that would reduce further environmental damage.Somerville Director ...