When a certain man who shall not be named—I’m not trying to get into a legal battle—threatened to sue the Tufts Daily, many of us,
Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci (A’86) threatened the Tufts Daily and Fletcher student, Camilo Caballero, with legal action over op-eds Caballero published in
Last year proved to be a difficult one for this campus. To deny the Observer’s central role in this would be injudicious. While there are
Around a-year-and-half ago, Judy Pratt* noticed an old tree stump in the front yard of her Powder House Boulevard apartment in Somerville and decided to
On August 18th, Tufts University put out a video called “Bridging Difference,” wherein Provost David Harris poses the question: “How is it that we create
the tumors in my father’s body made him softer. i remember seeing him cry at a restaurant because his sisters sent a bottle of
When junior Paris Sanders’ professor wanted her class on women in the 1950s to do a project on the history of civil disobedience at Tufts,
CW: extreme sexual, physical, and gendered violence, explicit sexual content A previous version of this article named Tufts University Fraternities where incidents of bias and assault took
They met in college. She thought he was a jerk at first, but then fell deeply in love with him. They were together for their
Every year, the tables in the dining halls are littered with posters inviting Tufts students to “experience paradise.” This “paradise” is Talloires, where each summer
Trigger Warning: This article discusses eating disorders My Instagram feed is littered with food: ice cream cones, pancakes from brunch, late night fried food,
My grandparents live in Venetian Isles, a gated Floridian retirement community eerily similar to Seinfeld’s “Del Boca Vista,” where everyone has a Spanish-style home with