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Navya Singh

Features Contributing Writer

Navya Singh is a contributing writer for the features section of the Daily. Navya is a first-year interested in studying chemistry and economics, and can be reached at navya.singh@tufts.edu.

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Faculty profile: Get to know Professor Slodden

By Navya Singh | February 10

Nothing is more fundamentally human than death — yet it remains one of the most uncomfortable topics to discuss. Trained in medical sociology, Professor Caitlin Slodden strives to ask the tough questions and explore why something so evident in everyday life remains taboo. At Tufts, she teaches the course “Death & Dying” in which students examine death as a social and cultural process.  

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Consulting at Tufts: Prestige or passion?

By Navya Singh | December 3

Nowadays, every college student and their mother seems to be talking about how up-and-coming consulting is, or how much they want to be a finance bro. Indeed, attending a top university has become a common avenue for entering into these high-status roles, as schools often host various recruiting events and other networking opportunities for their students. 

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What are Tufts students getting out of their distribution requirements?

By Navya Singh | November 3

Distribution requirements are a core part of the Tufts liberal arts curriculum. While fulfilling them may feel like a burden for students, the university offers courses specifically tailored for humanities majors who need to fulfill natural science or mathematics requirements, and STEM majors who need to complete their humanities or arts requirements.

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