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Where you read it first | Saturday, May 17, 2025

Aaron Gruen


Aaron Gruen is the Daily’s executive investigative editor. He has previously served as editor in chief and news exec. Aaron is a senior studying political science, and you can reach him at aaron.gruen@tufts.edu.

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Cover to cover: Class of 2025’s 4 years at Tufts, reviewed

Editor’s note: The 2021–22, 2022–23 and 2023–24 recaps in this article are reprinted from the 2024 Commencement Issue of the Daily, with light edits. 2021–22 The Class of 2025’s first year at Tufts saw the return of majority in-person classes, extracurricular activities and study ...

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Quirk Culture

If you ask someone to describe Tufts in one word, odds are they’ll say “quirky.” I’m guilty of using that term too, but I never paused to consider why. Sure, Tufts is a liberal arts university in Medford/Somerville, one of the most progressive communities in one of the most progressive states. ...

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We Are What We Eat

The last time Nadine Brozan dined at Dewick, women were not allowed to wear pants inside — that is, unless it was snowing. So, she and her friends carried skirts to cover their legs.

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Carpenters' union protests against wage theft as first-year students check in

Workers claiming wage theft protested outside the Joyce Cummings Center on Aug. 23 and 28, as incoming first-year students arrived on campus. Throughout the demonstrations, organized by the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, protesters handed out flyers accusing Tufts of hiring contractors who exploit construction workers at Eaton Hall, Blakely Hall and Halligan Hall.

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