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ACLU hosts event to inform students of protest rights

This past Friday, the Tufts chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) hosted the “Know Your Rights” event, in which guest speakers Nashwa Gewaily and Professor of History Peniel Joseph informed students how to navigate their civil rights while protesting and interacting with police.


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NESCAC-wide survey sheds light on student behavior

On March 1, the second NESCAC Alcohol Survey was administered at Tufts and nine other schools in the NESCAC, including Amherst College, Bates College, Bowdoin College, Colby College, Connecticut College, Hamilton College, Middlebury College and Williams College. According to Dean of Student Affairs Mary ...


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Visiting the Hill this week

MONDAY"Tisch Talks in the Humanities: Generative Empathies"Details: Director of the Cultural Agents Initiative at Harvard University Doris Sommer will join Amahl Bishara, assistant professor of anthropology and Peter Levine, Tisch College associate dean for research in a discussion on the ...




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University introduces new international travel policies

In a March 18 letter addressed to all members of the Tufts community, the Office of the Provost and Senior Vice President announced the key details of a new International Travel Safety Policy, which is effective immediately.The policy is meant to present a structure for fostering safe international ...



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Second protest of DTZ cuts held before TLC public forum

Yesterday, Tufts custodial employees, students and community members marched from Brown and Brew to Ballou Hall to protest proposed layoffs and changes in custodial employee schedules.DTZ, the organization that manages Tufts' custodial services, recently proposed 35 layoffs and 56 job changes in ...



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Students embark on microfinance trip through ExCollege course

A group of students spent their spring break on an Experimental College-led trip in Bucerias, Mexico. The goal of the trip was to give students a better understanding of microfinance.The trip's attendees included sophomores Lara LoBrutto and Sara Pearce-Probst and senior Gabriella Zoia, who is ...


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Literary magazine Parade provides space for marginalized voices

Hoping to provide a creative outlet for people of marginalized identities, first-years Sandy Yin and Jennifer Lee recently founded Parade, Tufts’ newest and currently unrecognized literary magazine, this semester.While open to all identities and perspectives, the magazine intends to prioritize submissions ...


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Study releases report on health of communities near highways

The Community Assessment of Freeway Exposure and Health (CAFEH) Study released a report on March 4 titled "Improving the Health of Near-Highway Communities" which "seeks to enact positive changes at the community level and disseminate research results regionally, starting with near-highway ...




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Engineering dean Abriola named University Professor

Dean of the School of Engineering Linda Abriolahas been appointed to the position of University Professor in recognition of her work as a school leader and researcher, University Provost David Harris told the Tufts community in an announcement released yesterday. The title of University Professor ...


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Two assistant professors receive NSF CAREER awards

Remco Chang and Qiaobing Xu, assistant professors in computer science and biomedical engineering, respectively, received the National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award, giving them grants to pursue research in their fields.Chang is an assistant professor of computer science who received the award ...


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Construction on new, more efficient energy plant begins

Tufts has begun construction on a new Central Energy Plant (CEP), which will use high-efficiency cogeneration technology and will be located beside the existing one next to Dowling Hall.According to Lauren Martin, communications specialist at the Office of Sustainability, the 2013 Campus Sustainability ...



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Police Briefs

Wild Wild WestAt 11:49 p.m. on Feb. 18, there was a report of a strong odor of marijuana emanating from a room in West Hall. Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) officers located the room and knocked on the door. The student who answered the door explained that he did not know where the smell was ...