While daylight saving time may be great for that extra hour of sleep on that one day we turn the clocks back, it eventually sends me into a tailspin. The darkness combined with the November cold makes for a great deal of seasonal affective disorder. Perfect for a pick?me?up, right? And my pick?me?up happens to be gnocchi.
Justin Hollander, assistant professor in the Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning, addressed a small audience yesterday about shrinking cities and using technology to engage community members in urban planning at the inaugural lecture for the new student group Urban Policy, Planning and Prosperity (UP3).
Veterans Day earlier this week was more than just a university holiday and a day off from class. Rather, Veterans Day is a time to recognize and reflect on the services and sacrifices of those who have served or are currently serving in the United States Armed Forces.Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) ...
Dining Services and the Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate this week hosted their biannual Cause Dinner, supporting The Thirst Project.
A Tufts student has been hospitalized after being struck by a car while crossing the intersection of Powderhouse Boulevard and Packard Avenue at approximately 8:30 p.m. last Thursday, Nov. 8.
All right. Let me attempt to write something that hasn't already been written about the election. Just when you thought election coverage was coming to an end on Nov. 6, Nov. 6 came and now there is more election coverage! Lucky you!
The Department of Public and Environmental Safety has updated its guidelines for the university's response to emergency situations, expanding it to include protocol for hurricanes, extreme heat and winter storms.
Anthony Romero, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), delivered the 16th Richard E. Snyder President's Lecture in Distler Performance Hall yesterday afternoon.
The sex discussion on campus often tip?toes around the dirty details, whether it be during the Undergraduate Orientation program, within groups such as Action for Sexual Assault Prevention (ASAP) or in the Disorientation Guide published this year. These efforts have tackled concepts like consent and sexual assault, and try to drive home to students the pressing need for a conversation.
The Institute for Global Leadership (IGL) will this weekend participate in the first TEDxBeaconStreet conference at the Lincoln School in Brookline, Mass.
The Tufts Community Union Senate began its meeting last night with a moment of silence for poet Brandon Lacy Campos, 35, who died Friday after speaking at Tufts' Black Solidarity Day rally on Nov. 5 and for the Tufts undergraduate who was hospitalized after being struck by a car at the intersection of Packard Avenue and Powder House Boulevard. Senators announced the creation of a resolution in support of safety upgrades at the intersection, which will be put to a vote at next week's session.
The Somerville Board of Aldermen on Oct. 25 passed an ordinance to regulate the operations of food trucks in the city.
The Tufts student body is hardly lacking in commitment to academics. This passion can be put to good use by students in their senior year, when they can choose to delve extensively into a subject and complete a senior thesis.
Tufts alumna Marian Porges (LA '82), a senior producer at the News Standards and Practices division of NBC News, spoke about journalistic ethics and media coverage of this year's election at Eaton Hall on Friday.
Is it official? The two places I checked to be sure: Fox News and Twitter. On the night of the election at 11:17 p.m. ET, Fox News officially announced that Barack Obama had indeed won the election, regardless of Karl Rove's awkward self?denial. Several minutes later at 11:20 p.m., the official Obama twitter account (@BarackObama) tweeted the words "Four more years," along with a photo of Barack and Michelle locked in beautiful power?couple embrace.
Members of the Class of 2013 will now serve as interviewers of prospective students over winter break, filling the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Tufts Alumni Admissions Program (TAAP)'s need for more interviewers in certain locations.
Since Joseph's Transportation switched one of its Joey shuttles three weeks ago, the GPS-enabled JoeyTracker has not worked, leaving Tufts community members without a way to determine the location of the shuttle along its route from the Medford/Somerville campus to Davis Square.
Starting this semester, the Registrar's Office is no longer offering printed versions of course catalogs, instead making class listings available online only.
