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Lewis, campus center to get facelifts this summer
April 5Just in time for the beginning of next school year, Lewis Hall and the Mayer Campus Center will receive brand−new looks.
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Alanna Tuller | Archive Addict
April 5I'm just going to be honest and admit that I really don't have the best time−management skills. Though I'm convinced Spanish essays only take an hour to write, three hours later I am inevitably still sitting at my computer and cursing my inability to conjugate verbs into the subjunctive. At the same time, I definitely do not have the worst time−management skills in Tufts history. Take, for example, the Jumbos who believed it would take just two weeks to construct a golf course on the current site of South Hall.
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Comedy show canceled, funds roll over to next fall
April 5For a second straight semester, the comedy show has been left without a comedian.
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A day in the life of Larry Bacow
April 5It is a well-known fact that University President Lawrence Bacow runs marathons. Yet while a 26-mile race and the confines of a Ballou Hall office seem worlds apart, his hobby and his job of presiding over a major university with three campuses and 10 schools are intrinsically connected. A glimpse into a typical day in his life reveals how marathon training perfectly prepares one for the stamina and energy that the life of a university president demands.
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Conn-gratulations: Huskies best in show
April 4The University of Connecticut (UConn) men's basketball team ended Butler's Cinderella run last night, holding the No. 8-seed Bulldogs to a paltry 18.8 shooting percentage in a 53-41 win in the NCAA Tournament final at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas. UConn pulled away in the second half for its 11th consecutive win, a streak that includes five straight wins to take home the Big East Tournament title. Junior Kemba Walker, the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, led the Huskies with 16 points. UConn coach Jim Calhoun won his third NCAA championship, becoming at age 68 the oldest coach to win a title.
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Professor receives Indian award for excellence in chemical sciences
April 4Krishna Kumar, a professor of chemistry in the School of Arts and Sciences and an adjunct professor of biomedical engineering in the School of Engineering, was in February honored by the Indian Society of Chemists and Biologists (ISCB) for his chemical research work with proteins that colleagues call "significant."
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TuftsLife proposes SMS short code for the Hill
April 4Students this month may be voting on a referendum calling for the purchase of a university SMS code to facilitate communication and information dissemination on the Tufts Medford/Somerville campus.
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Greek houses reach out to LGBT community at Tufts
April 4The Greek community has in the past month stepped up cooperation with campus lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students and organizations after members of both groups expressed the need for better mutual understanding.
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Adolescents use condoms more than adults
April 4The college hook−up culture is associated with many images — one−night stands, sloppy encounters and copious amounts of alcohol, to name a few. The lack of monogamy on some college campuses frequently comes under attack by health officials and student wellness groups who decry the culture as risky and unsafe. Yet recent studies show that when it comes to using condoms, teenagers and college students may practice the smartest sex of all.
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Romy Oltuski | The Dilettante
April 4When I was younger, I assumed that having an imaginary friend must be fun: Everyone had one. This is the same logic that leads many people to buy Silly Bandz or try heroin or wear those ridiculous sock/flipper/shoe things with the separated toes that aren't acceptable footwear at all.
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Glee' skyrockets Tufts Beelzebubs to fame
April 4What if every week you got to hear yourself sing on one of the most popular TV shows in the nation? For a select few Tufts students, this dream is a reality.
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Nursing contract negotiations continue
April 3A protracted dispute between the Tufts Medical Center and the union representing its nurses continues amid talk of an impending nurses strike.
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Roots, RJD2 to perform at Spring Fling concert
April 3Hip-hop/neosoul group The Roots will headline this year's Spring Fling concert on April 30, Concert Board announced at the annualBattle of the Bands contest on Saturday. DJ and instrumentalist RJD2, who creates and produces a mix of hip-hop and electronic music, will also play.
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Nostalgia for the '90s proves to be 'all that' matters for the 'Millenial' generation
April 3Whether it is Furbies, Pokémon or the extensive use of neon colors, the '90s, for most Tufts students, were "all that" and a bag of chips — especially all things brought to us by Nickelodeon. For those born during the late '80s and early '90s, shows like "All That" and "Rugrats" were an essential part of childhood. Now, as the generation that grew up waiting for a chance to be slimed turns into 20−somethings, Nickelodeon is taking note of all the '90s nostalgia.
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New group leaks confidential Tufts financial information online
April 3A group of current and former Tufts students identifying themselves as "Jumboleaks" on Saturday posted online an outdated list of university financial holdings, citing financial transparency and responsible investment among their motivations.
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Former Clinton official calls for shift in U.S. Mideast policy
March 30Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk yesterday said that the United States should expect the wave of change spreading across the Middle East and North Africa to leave no corner of the Arab world untouched, at a luncheon in Chase Center.
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Miaoulis to receive Light on the Hill
March 30Ioannis Miaoulis (EG '83), president and director of the Boston Museum of Science and former dean of the School of Engineering, is this year's recipient of the 2011 Light on the Hill Award, the highest tribute bestowed upon a Tufts graduate by the undergraduate student body.
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Class of 2015 acceptance rate lowest in university history
March 30Hopeful applicants of Tufts' class of 2015 yesterday afternoon received news of the university's decision regarding their futures on the Hill, capping off an admissions season marked by the largest-ever applicant pool and lowest acceptance rate in Tufts' history.
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Jumbos vie for spots in national comedy contest
March 30Eight members of Tufts' Stand-up Comedy Collective (SUCC) tonight will go up against comedians from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the preliminary rounds of a national contest sponsored by television network TBS.
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