Letter from the Editor in Chief: Responsible journalism in times of protest

The First Amendment ensures that every Tufts student has the right to protest through peaceable assembly. It is the same amendment that gives the Daily the right to report on any protest that may be relevant to its audience. To neglect to cover newsworthy student activism would be to disregard our responsibilities as a newspaper.

In Photos: Throwback to 2017

Dear graduating seniors,

In Photos: 4 years in sports

Dear Tufts student-athletes: Take a look back in time at the sports highlights these past four years. Championship after championships — you all have made great strides in Tufts sports while also being busy students. Thank you for all your hard work!

In Photos: What in carnation?

Calling all students,

In Photos: A year in review

In Photos: Local eats

Dear Class of 2025: Congratulations on your admission to Tufts! One thing that you'll learn during your first year of  college: Dining hall food can get old fast. The Photo section of The Tufts Daily has put together a list of some of our favorite eateries near Tufts' Medford/Somerville campus to help expand your culinary horizons.

In Photos: Tufts in the pandemic

In Photos: A snowy start to the semester

Over the past month, the Tufts campus has seen several snowstorms. Here are a few photos captured at the beginning of the spring semester by members of the Daily's photo section. This spread depicts how students gathered safely to sled and enjoy the snow. 

In Photos: Winter in Houston and San Francisco

"COVID-19 poses extreme challenges for international travel. Thus, it’s been a year since I last went back home. As winter break approached, I couldn’t imagine being alone in Boston, especially during the holiday season. So I went on a solo trip and indulged myself with splendid views of the South and West Coasts. I took these photos while sitting by the Freeport beach in Texas and some others while watching the sunset on the highest overlook in San Francisco. These views brought me enormous tranquility, and I couldn’t resist the urge to capture them at the moment. I hope to share these stunning scenes withyou and that they bring about the same power for you as they did for me." (Mengqi Irina Wang / The Tufts Daily)

Photos: Fall on the hill

Our photographers best picks from the fall.

Photos on the hill — Week of Oct. 5

Students are pictured on the Residential Quad on Aug. 8. Nicole Garay / The Tufts DailyA sign that reads, "Practice physical distancing" is pictured on President's Lawn on Sept. 6. Ann Marie Burke / The Tufts DailyA student is pictured reading on President's Lawn on Sept. 20. Nicole ...

Photos from the summer

Here's what Tufts Daily photographers were up to this summer.

Best of sports photos

First-year Kunal Valia prepares to return the ball during a match against Conn. College at the Tufts Squash Center on Feb. 1. Nicole Garay / The Tufts DailyThe Tufts women's basketball team huddles around Coach Jill Pace during a time out in a game against Trinity in Cousens Gym on Feb. 7. Alexander ...

Top photos of the year

Former congressman and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke speaks at a Town Hall hosted by the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life on Sept. 5, 2019. Alexis Serino / The Tufts DailyMedford City Hall is pictured on Sept. 16, 2019. Alexander Thompson / The Tufts DailyThe Science ...

Photos: A campus without students

A sign announcing the closure of Tufts Athletics fields due to social distancing guidelines is pictured on a fence near the Ellis Oval/Zimman Field on April 25. Nicole Garay / The Tufts DailyThe Pearson Chemistry Lab is pictured on April 25. Nicole Garay / The Tufts DailyTalbot Avenue is pictured on ...

Graciela Iturbide's 'Mexico' offers a touching, intimate look at Mexico and its people

For the last couple of months, the “Ansel Adams: In Our Time” exhibit has been the buzz of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), but there is a second, smaller but arguably more impressive and impactful, photography exhibit at the MFA right now. It is Graciela Iturbide’s "Mexico:" ...

Harvard's Carpenter Center explores James Baldwin's world in photography exhibition

Harvard University's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts is currently showing "Time is Now: Photography and Social Change in James Baldwin's America," a multi-artist photography exhibit running through Dec. 30. The exhibition highlights facets of African-American life in the north ...

Photos of the Week of Nov. 5

Photos of the Week of Oct. 30

Photos of the Week of Oct. 23