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Visiting the Hill this week

MONDAY"An Evening with Temple Grandin: My Life with Animals"Details: Dr. Temple Grandin, a professor of animal science and lecturer on autism and humane animal handling, will be giving a talk about the role that animals have had on her life and work. Grandin is also an author, activist ...



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Tufts junior works to create Mindfulness House on campus

Discussions are currently underway to implement a Mindfulness House, a potential on-campus special interest house based around the Buddhist concept of mindfulness. The project, spearheaded by junior Khuyen Bui, would allow for a maximum of 10 people.Bui explained that he wanted to create a Mindfulness ...




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#thethreepercent Update

Leaders of Wednesday’s march to Porter Square, organized under the name of #thethreepercent, released a more detailed version of their demands of the Tufts administration yesterday. The demands, which were first announced in the Mayer Campus Center during the demonstration, include increasing the ...




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UCSD professor speaks on campus about race, intersectionality

Professor Fatima El-Tayeb of University of California at San Diego gave a lecture on the intersectionality of race, religion and sexuality, as well as the persistence of racism in Europe, at the Interfaith Center Tuesday evening.The Nov. 17 lecture, titled “Queer Life of Diaspora,” was hosted ...







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Lucius to headline sixth annual Cage Rage concert

Tufts Concert Board announced last week that the sixth annual Cage Rage concert on Dec. 5 will feature indie band Lucius as its headliner, with musical duo You Won’t and English singer-songwriter Dan Croll as the concert's openers.The announcement of the concert lineup was made through a scavenger ...





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Tufts students in Paris confirmed safe following terrorist attacks

Hundreds of people, including Tufts students, attended a vigil at Boston Common yesterday afternoon to remember the victims of the terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday night.Several Massachusetts political figures were in attendance, including Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, Governor Charlie Baker, U.S. ...



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Visiting the Hill this week

MONDAY"Voices from Solitary: Think Outside the Box"Details: The event will focus on learning about solitary confinement in a human rights context, featuring a panel of speakers including John Artis, the co-defendant in the prominent case of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, representatives ...