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Dewick-MacPhie Dining Center is pictured on May 10.

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Revised meal swipe rules feed into students’ frustration

By Grace Nelson | September 11

For many Tufts students, the meal plan is a non-negotiable aspect of campus life. Coinciding with the two-year undergraduate residency requirement, both first years and sophomores are mandated to be on a meal plan. However, recent revisions to the meal swipe program seem to be cooking up a storm among the student body, with many left hungry for more opportunities to get their meals.

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The Daily’s Intentionality & Inclusivity Committee fosters welcoming community among student journalists, sources, readers alike

By Grace Nelson | February 23

Editor’s note: The Daily’s editorial department acknowledges that this article is premised on a conflict of interest. This article is a special feature for Daily Week that does not represent the Daily’s standard journalistic practices.

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A conversation on reproductive justice and sexual education with Saniya Ghanoui, program director of Our Bodies Ourselves Today

By Grace Nelson | December 5

Sex. For many college students, the subject is unavoidable, and yet there still remains a sense of stigma shrouding the topic. Finding answers to our sexual health questions can be a daunting task with differing advice and misinformation littered across the internet.

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New Faculty Profile: Sarah Corrigan explores lamenting and laughing in new special topics course

By Grace Nelson | November 7

When she was originally asked to teach Theories of Humor and Laughter at Emerson College, a course intended for aspiring comedians, Harvard Ph.D. candidate Sarah Corrigan felt more than out of place. While she was excited to teach the course, her research centered around modern forms of lament and lamentation; consequently, she wasn’t sure if she was the best fit for the role.

Revised meal swipe rules feed into students’ frustration

The Daily’s Intentionality & Inclusivity Committee fosters welcoming community among student journalists, sources, readers alike

A conversation on reproductive justice and sexual education with Saniya Ghanoui, program director of Our Bodies Ourselves Today

New Faculty Profile: Sarah Corrigan explores lamenting and laughing in new special topics course

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