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Distinguished professor to discuss nuances of GMOs

 The Environmental Studies Program is hosting a university-wide event on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) entitled "Future Food: Eco-friendly GMOs” in collaboration with the Community Health Program and the International Relations Program with support from the Office of the Provost this ...


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‘Powerhouse female lineup' set to take Spring Fling stage

Pop artist Kesha is scheduled to headline this year’s Spring Fling concert on April 25. Her performance will follow opening acts Lion Babe, an R&B artist, and MisterWives, a former ’80s cover band. It is no accident that women are dominating this year’s lineup, Concert Board Co-Chairs Matt ...


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Visiting the Hill this week

MONDAY"Revelation or preparation: multiple readings of musical information"Details: Professor of Music at Mount Holyoke College David Sanford will present this semester's final installation of the Granoff Music Center Colloquium Series. Lunch will be served after Sanford's lecture.When ...


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GreECO Reps bring sustainability initiatives to Greek houses

Thirteen of the fourteen Greek life houses on campus have signed up to be part of the GreECO Reps collaborative. Ellen Osborn, a junior, created the GreECO Reps as a spin-off of the Tufts Eco-Reps that are currently present in Tufts housing.Osborn explained that she launched the GreECO Reps last semester ...


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Police Briefs

The Beautiful GameAt 7:12 p.m. on March 27, the Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) received a report of a minor injury sustained by a student at the Mayer Campus Center. The student had been playing ping pong when the injury occurred. In pursuit of a ping pong ball, he had run into a TV, causing ...


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On-campus housing lottery draws to a close

Following a series of lotteries beginning Feb. 2, the two-month-long housing selection process for the 2015-2016 school year draws to a close with a final Catch All lottery beginning on April 13.The lottery and on-campus housing systems, which fall under the jurisdiction of the Office of Residential ...



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New anthropology fieldwork course to be offered next fall

A new anthropology course, Anthropology 161: Fieldwork Lab, will be offered next fall. The course, which was proposed by Senior Lecturer in Anthropology Cathy Stanton at the anthropology department faculty meeting on March 11, will teach traditional anthropological fieldwork methods to students.According ...




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Forum attendees share opposition to proposed DTZ cuts

Tufts Labor Coalition’s (TLC) Public Forum last Friday, March 27 brought a large crowd to Braker Hall 001 to challenge Tufts’ proposed cuts to the janitorial budget. Students, janitors, parents, alumni and administrators gathered at 2:30 p.m. to share their opinions, demonstrate their opposition ...


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AOII to host Month of Kindness this April

Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) will host Month of Kindness this April, during which members of the sorority will be performing acts of kindness on campus such as giving out candy and doing favors for people.“The goal [of Month of Kindness] is to promote happiness and well-being across Tufts and bridge ...





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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 ...