Members of the Li Zeng Lab at the Tufts University School of Medicine (TUSM) and the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences, in collaboration with Umar Mahmood’s lab at Massachusetts General Hospital, have been researching a new method of arthritis diagnosis for the past two years.According ...
Dozens of janitors and students, as well as two Service Employees International Union (SEIU) representatives, gathered outside of Brown and Brew today and marched down Boston Ave. to Tufts Facilities Services building to protest proposed cuts of janitorial jobs.Protestors marched in a circle outside ...
A panel of four international experts on Nigerian politics and military discussed the merits of current and proposed international responses to the ongoing atrocities committed by extremist group Boko Haram and others in northeast Nigeria and the surrounding region as part of "Understanding ...
The Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Center hosted a town hall meeting in conjunction with representatives from the Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate on March 5 to discuss student experiences with housing, bathrooms and other campus facilities and the need for more gender-neutral options ...
The new graduate student lounge in Curtis Hall celebrated its opening on Feb. 26. The lounge's opening was attended by graduate students and graduate directors, and it also featured a visit from University President Anthony Monaco.According to Burns Healy, president of the Graduate Student Council ...
The Tufts Communion Union (TCU) Senate’s Sunday night meetingopened with an appearance from University President Anthony Monaco, who discussed Tufts’ ongoing implementation of its 2013 strategic plan.In accordance with the school's capital projects, Monaco reaffirmed the university’s efforts ...
Montane Silverman and Noa Yee, members of Tufts Emergency Medical Services (TEMS), won the Richard W. Vomacka Student Speaker competition at the 22nd annual National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation (NCEMSF)conference, which took place from Feb. 27 to March 1 in Baltimore, Md.According ...
A new group in the LGBT Center provides a support and discussion space for students who exchange letters with queer prisoners through the organization Black and Pink.“Black and Pink is a national organization … where members of the queer community of the free world can come and support members ...
The newly-rewritten Tufts Community Union (TCU) Judiciary bylaws, which are meant to hold student groups more accountable and which were recently approved by the Committee on Student Life (CSL), are now going into effect.The Judiciary is holding two question-and-answer sessions to further clarify ...
MONDAY"BME Seminar: Mariah Hahn"Details: Mariah Hahn of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will be speaking as part of the Biomedical Engineering Seminar Series.When and Where: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., SciTech Center Room 136Sponsor: School of Engineering"Sounding the Inexpressible: Postwar ...
Hundreds of participants turned out for Read by the River, Tufts’ annual literacy carnival, which took place yesterday in the Gantcher Center from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.The goal of the carnival, an initiative of Tufts Hillel, is to get kids from kindergarten to fifth grade excited about reading, according ...
The Tufts Lawyers Association (TLA) hosted its 12th annual Law Day on the Hill event on Thursday, March 5 in Alumnae Lounge, with the goal of teaching interested students about law school and the legal profession and providing an opportunity for networking, according to Associate Director for Pre-professional ...
Cases of conjunctivitis, colloquially known as “pink eye,” have been surfacing across campus, inciting discomfort and mild anxiety among afflicted and uninfected students alike.According to Medical Services Director Margaret Higham, conjunctivitis is a mild illness that, though typically a viral ...
Tufts professors Souhad Zendah and Thomas Abowd discussed their perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict last night at Faculty Perspectives on Gaza and Jerusalem, the fifth event hosted by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) during Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW). The two professors addressed ...
According to Ben Silver, the co-chair of the JumBonnaroo Committee for Relay for Life, a large number of incidents involving alcohol last weekend prompted the Interfraternity Council (IFC) to cancel Greek social events for the upcoming weekend. He explained that he was able to work with IFC members to permit the festival to go on with alterations, including the provision that the fraternity parties not involve alcohol.
Tufts International Club hosted its annualParade of Nations this past Saturday in Cohen Auditorium, celebrating the diversity of international identities at Tufts, according to Parade of Nations Co-director Shanice Kok.
At its most recent meeting, the Educational Policy Committee (EPC) voted to add replacement class days during Reading Week and Patriot’s Day in response to the number of class days that have been canceled this semester due to excessive snowfall. This semester, classes on two Mondays, two Tuesdays ...
Majors Week, officially held last week, has continued into this week with events hosted by a variety of academic departments. According to History Lecturer David Proctor, Majors Week events primarily serve as a means for academic departments to showcase their programs to students potentially interested ...
The 2015 class of the City of Somerville-sponsored Urban Agriculture Ambassador Program (UAAP) will admit 20 new participants this March, Program Coordinator Kim Schmidt said.According to Schmidt, UAAP makes up a segment of the Mayor’s Urban Agriculture Initiative, which focuses primarily on ...
The Board of Aldermen of the City of Somervillerecently voted unanimously to pass the Ordinance Regulating University Accountability. The ordinance requires Tufts to supply Somerville with a list of addresses of students living off campus each semester, as well as the number of students at each address and the graduating year of each student.
