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Africana Center opens up library to community
October 17The Africana Center this fall launched a Book Sign?Out program after taking the time over the past few months to catalogue their large assortment of books, which now serves as a library open to anyone in the Tufts community.
Tufts grads consider Teach for America
October 17Tufts was a top contributor to Teach for America (TFA) for the third consecutive year this year, with 21 members of the Class of 2012 currently serving in the corps, according to Regional Communications Manager at TFA Gaby Barahona.
Common App to remove 'topic of your choice' option
October 17The Common Application, the standard form for college applications, will be updated next fall.
Kralev talks diplomacy, foreign policy
October 17Nicholas Kralev, renowned journalist and author of the new book "America's Other Army," last night delivered a speech in the ASEAN Auditorium at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
UIT promotes cybersecurity on campus this month
October 16This month, University Information Technology (UIT) initiated a university?wide campaign encouraging members of the Tufts community to keep their electronics safe from security breaches.
Faculty highlights key election issues at Engage the Debate
October 16The Office of the Provost last night hosted "Engage the Debate," a faculty panel and community forum in Cabot Auditorium that previewed a live showing of the second presidential debate.
SIS Project continues through second phase
October 15The Student Information System (SIS) Project, a university-wide initiative to replace the current SIS with a new, more modern system titled Integrated Student Information System (iSIS), is proceeding on schedule and is currently in the second phase of its approximated three-year development.
International Relations Program to release open-access research
October 15The International Relations (IR) Program on Friday will launch an ongoing seminar discussing research conducted in Indonesia by faculty and students, making the data available for anyone at Tufts to study.
SMFA courses canceled over low enrollment numbers
Tufts unions allege bad-faith bargaining by university
