Dylan Fee

These four-year roommates turned random room assignments into lifelong friendships

The four years I’ve spent in college have felt like the longest and shortest of my life, shaping me into the person I am today. One thing I’ll miss most: some of the best people I have had the privilege of calling my friends. And I’m not alone in this sentiment. I sat down with what some could call the closest of friends — roommates that decided to live together through all of undergrad — and walked away from each interview knowing a little more about what it means to be a true ride-or-die.

Cover to Cover: Class of 2026’s four years at Tufts, reviewed

Students returned to campus in the fall 2022 semester without COVID-19 as a major concern for most community members. Mask mandates were nixed, and testing requirements abandoned as students were able to gather without the looming possibility of a school-mandated, multiday isolation.

In Photos: Racers inspire at the 25-mile mark of The Boston Marathon

Around 30,000 people ran the 2026 Boston Marathon on Monday, including dozens of runners from Tufts and Tufts Medical Center. At the 25-mile mark of the race, runners were pushed to their limit. From smiles to fist pumps to tears, all of the emotions were felt in the last mile of this race. The fans ...

Video: Meet the winter geese, Tufts’ seasonal celebrities

The Daily is known for covering news related to Tufts students, staff, family, and friends. But we feel that there’s one crucial group missing from that coverage: the geese.

Tufts Model UN to host ‘resolution-ary’ 10th anniversary conference

Ever wondered what it would be like if a group of 16-year-olds were tasked with solving some of the world’s largest problems? Well, you’re in luck, because Tufts Model United Nations is hosting its 10th annual conference for high school students across the country from Feb. 27 to March 1.

Video: Matcha powder lines, anti-period cries: Jumbos take to Tisch roof for performative male showdown

Update: Charges dropped for one of two students arrested at Pro-Palestine protest in Boston

Two Tufts students are among the 13 people arrested on Tuesday in the Boston Common after a 300-person pro-Palestine protest ended in a brawl with police officers, four of whom were reportedly injured.

Video: Students spill the beans on JCC Starbucks closure

Letter from the Editor in Chief: A Jumbo welcome to the Hill

Welcome back, Jumbos! And to the newly-matriculated Class of 2029: Welcome to Tufts! My name is Dylan Fee, and I am excited to introduce myself as the new editor in chief of The Tufts Daily. I would like to take a moment to acquaint you with the Daily and our incredible team.

Rachel Liu did it all at the Daily

Graduating senior Rachel Liu picked up a few shifts as a copy editor at the Daily during her first semester at Tufts, and since then has gotten to know every aspect of what it means to be a student journalist. Over her time at the Daily she has officially contributed to11 sections across written content, multimedia and production.