You may know me, or rather my photographs, from “Tufts on 35mm” or post-Halloween pumpkins. Although I’m sorely disappointed that I won’t be able to bring photos of Tufts’ ambiguous architectural identity to the Daily this semester, hopefully photos from my time studying abroad with Tufts ...
Last week, Tufts’ campus was covered in pumpkins to celebrate Halloween. Overnight, the squash seemed to materialize on every available surface — from busy pathways to seemingly inaccessible heights.
I’ve grown up entirely in the age of digital photography, whether on iPhones, digital point-and-shoot cameras or DSLR cameras. As a long-time photographer, I have spent hours upon hours sorting through hundreds, sometimes thousands, of photos, many of which look exactly the same. I’ve loved the look of film photos, but it wasn’t until I found a film camera in my house that I could try it out for myself.
During their last home weekend of the regular season, women’s basketball notched two wins, besting Wesleyan 76–42 on Friday and Trinity 68–59 on Saturday to improve to a 14–6 record. The game against the Bantams was also Senior Day for the four Jumbo seniors, Sofia Gonzalez, Annika Decker, Caitlyn O'Boyle and Mikayla Paquette. Look back on the action in Cousens Gym. Jack Chapleski also reports for the Daily.
Here’s some of the sights that Daily photographers captured while away from campus.
The newly-renovated Eaton Hall opened for classes the first week of the spring 2025 semester after beginning construction in November 2023. The building houses offices and classrooms for the departments of anthropology, classical studies, religion and sociology. The renovations added a large dividable ...
Dotted throughout Tufts’ campus are eight Identity Centers that compose the Division of Student Diversity and Inclusion. Visit these wood-frame houses for comfortable spaces to gather, study and find mutual community. Open during the week for student use, the centers also offer regular events, programs and mentorship. Many centers were founded and continue to be sustained as a result of student activism, most recently expressed in the calls to establish a Southwest Asian and North African identity center.
We are at a watershed moment for professional women’s sports in the United States, with more successes this past year than ever before. However, women’s sports leagues in the U.S. have had a rocky history of unsustainable teams, lack of interest and financial woes. We can either fall back into this pattern or push the momentum to set U.S. women’s sports leagues into stone.
