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Tufts students react to the departure of Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora professor after allegations of academic dishonesty

By Carly Hope | September 8

Kerri K. Greenidge, a former Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora tenure-track professor, is no longer employed at Tufts following criticism of her 2022 book, “The Grimkes: The Legacy of Slavery in an American Family.” Her departure follows allegations of false evidence and misattributed citations in her work, which were supported by an academic review conducted by Tufts.

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Carmichael Dining Center closed until further notice

By Carly Hope | September 3

On the morning of Sept. 3, all first-years received an email from the university informing them that all meals would be held in the Dewick-MacPhie Dining Center and providing them with set meal times based on orientation group. Fresh at Carmichael Dining Center was closed earlier that morning due to a water leak from a room above the Carmichael kitchen, which has affected HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems in the dining hall.

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Uyterhoeven declares victory in state senate primary; Markey fends off Moulton for U.S. Senate

By Carly Hope, Amelia Sammons, Theo Weller, Julian Glickman, June Myint and Josué Pérez | September 1

It’s Primary Day in Massachusetts, with voters heading to the polls for races including the U.S. Senate and Governor, as well as several state legislative races in Medford and Somerville.

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Ken Frazier selected as Tufts commencement speaker

By Carly Hope | May 14

Former pharmaceutical executive Kenneth Frazier is set to deliver the 2026 commencement address on May 17. A former lawyer turned executive, Frazier has used his time and influence to advocate for health justice and give back to his community. At the ceremony, Frazier hopes to share his experiences, inspire a sense of optimism in his audience and remind them of the importance of perseverance and contributing to society at large.

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Faculty campus planning committee gives update on recent projects

By Carly Hope | March 13

The Campus Planning and Development Committee, a group of Tufts faculty that advises the administration on infrastructure projects on campus, presented at an Arts, Sciences and Engineering faculty meeting. The committee detailed recent efforts to improve accessibility, develop the Boston Avenue corridor and decarbonize.

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Javier Macaya, former Daily business director, discusses election to Tufts Board of Trustees

By Carly Hope | February 26

Javier Macaya, an alumnus from the Class of 1991 and former business director for the Daily, was elected to the Tufts Board of Trustees last June, bringing his finance experience and Jumbo pride to the board.

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Tufts Community Grants Program fundraising campaign underway

By Carly Hope | February 13

The Tufts Community Grants program is currently fundraising for its 2026 grants. The fundraising effort, which ends on Feb. 28, is raising money to award grants to nonprofits in Medford and Somerville that are partnered with Tufts volunteers.

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White House expands list of nations included in total and partial travel bans

By Carly Hope and Niki Wang | January 30

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation strengthening entry restrictions for foreign nationals from countries that are deemed a potential danger to national security on Dec 16. Seven nations were added to a full travel ban, while another 15 are now subject to partial restrictions, adding uncertainty to the process of applying for and renewing student visas.

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Appeals Court upholds decision to block NIH funding rate caps

By Carly Hope | January 20

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit released a decision on Jan. 5 reaffirming the lower court’s move to block funding limitations that the National Institutes of Health proposed last year. The circuit court placed a permanent injunction on the proposed policy.

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Students respond to new policy on cannon repainting

By Carly Hope and June Myint | November 6

Tufts’ recent policy for painting the cannon — the site of a longtime Tufts tradition — has drawn student criticism since its implementation. As of this year, the university now paints the cannon gray every Thursday, along with periodic cleanings. According to Tufts, the shift was made to quell student fears about painting over other groups’ messages, while some students argue that the new regulations limit their free speech on campus.

Tufts students react to the departure of Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora professor after allegations of academic dishonesty

Carmichael Dining Center closed until further notice

Uyterhoeven declares victory in state senate primary; Markey fends off Moulton for U.S. Senate

Ken Frazier selected as Tufts commencement speaker

Faculty campus planning committee gives update on recent projects

Javier Macaya, former Daily business director, discusses election to Tufts Board of Trustees

Tufts Community Grants Program fundraising campaign underway

White House expands list of nations included in total and partial travel bans

Appeals Court upholds decision to block NIH funding rate caps

Students respond to new policy on cannon repainting

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