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On-campus sororities' popularity increases

BUILD student development projects in India, Nicaragua aim for sustainability

From opposite sides of the world, two student groups working through the development organization Building Understanding Through International Learning and Development (BUILD) in India and Nicaragua have dedicated parts of their college careers chase the goals of sustainable development and local involvement in projects from toilets to . While the two Institute for Global Leadership (IGL)?sponsored BUILD teams share a mission statement, they diverge in their goals and structure. BUILD India

Christiane Amanpour to speak at 2013 Murrow Forum

TuftsText launched as GetchaBooks replacement

TuftsText, a new textbook price comparison website for Tufts students, was officially released last month by sophomores Anthony Cannistra and James Roseman. The decision to start up TuftsText was prompted when GetchaBooks shut down, according to Roseman.

America's Promise Alliance opens research center on Hill

America's Promise Alliance, a nationwide partnership that works to improve the lives of adolescents, in December announced its collaboration with the Department of Child Development to launch a new research facility called the Center for Promise, dedicated to bettering the lives of the country's young people.

Coalition Against Religious Exclusion encourages diversity, pluralism

As dialogue surrounding the Tufts Christian Fellowship (TCF) and its controversial leadership requirements intensified last semester, the Coalition Against Religious Exclusion (CARE) entered the forefront of the debate. 

TCU Senate Update | Cadley calls for civility in State of the TCU

Tufts Community Union (TCU) President Wyatt Cadley delivered his State of the TCU adress at an early afternoon session yesterday, opening the speech by addressing

At Taste of Tufts: Sam Sommers presents research on racial diversity

Winter Bash sees crowded debut at Westin Copley

Logistical glitches that caused overcrowding in some areas and led to the event ending 20 minutes early didn't stop last night's Winter Bash from being a success, according to event organizers.

Ben Kochman | Between the Slices

Winter Bash tonight to feature new Copley location, DJ

Judiciary: No discrimination in Senior Night complaint

Filmmaker discusses inspiration for feminist documentary

Senior files discrimination complaint against Senior Class Council

The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Judiciary will hear senior Anjuli Branz's complaint tomorrow against the Senior Class Council for its selection of Senior Night venues that are restricted to students 21 and older.

Tufts culinary team wins silver in competition

Five Tufts chefs won a silver medal at the American Culinary Federation (ACF) Culinary Chefs Competition and Conference earlier this month, impressing a panel of certified judges with a bacon?wrapped rabbit tenderloin, halibut, an apple and butternut squash soup, and other dishes under a strict time limit.

A semester later, new fitness center works out

Pinkberry tries for Davis location, with opposition

Pinkberry's application to attain a special permit is pending approval by the Somerville Zoning Board of Appeals at a February hearing, according to junior Sherry Albert, a former Pinkberry intern. The Board denied Pinkberry's previous permit applications because of concerns about keeping Davis Square from being taken over by large chains, according to Albert.

Student group presents divestment proposal to Board of Trustees

Ecologist Allan Savory discusses restoring grasslands

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