The Department of Public and Environmental Safety (DPES) announced on Sept. 13 that it plans to install a video security system on all three Tufts campuses for the purpose of crime deterrence, real-time incident awareness and post-crime investigation.The cameras will be used primarily to discourage ...
With the autumnal equinox this past Saturday, fall is officially in full swing. The nip may not be in the air quite yet, but students around campus are already preparing for the season's festivities.
Two campus discussion series, "A Look Within" and "Your Voice Matters," sponsored by the Office of Intercultural and Social Identities Programs (ISIP) will have their semester debuts later this week.
Tufts received a boost in college rankings recently released by two national magazines.
Tufts Dance Collective (TDC) has reduced its number of dances and participants this fall as part of ongoing efforts to address logistical and safety concerns.
The debut of the iPhone 5 last week proved profitable for Tufts senior Brett Andler, who sold his spot in the Boylston Street Apple store line for $460 on Friday morning.
Tired of eating at the same Davis Square eateries every weekend? Have no fear, a dynamic duo of restaurants opened recently in Davis Square, and both deserve a thorough tasting.
Tufts Dining Services' record of attentiveness to students' needs - responding to comments posted in Carmichael and Dewick-MacPhie Dining Halls, updating facilities for convenience and consciously accommodating those with special diets - now applies to the many Jumbos who combat severe food allergies.
What happens when a B movie meets a synthesizer? At least for Tufts senior Steve Janick, the answer is an innovative, multimedia collective.
