ART BY PHOEBE MCMAHON Senior Maeve Hagerty has always wanted to be an author. “That was my childhood dream,” she said. “I’ve been writing stories
ART BY UMA EDULBEHRAM On October 23, 2023, Tufts Students for Justice in Palestine posted a call for a walkout in protest of the siege
ART BY ZED VAN DER LINDEN Sturdy, eye-catching, and impressively versatile in its uses, poles have been utilized across cultures to intrigue rapt audiences and
ART BY ELIKA WILSON Tufts University Art Galleries (TUAG) opened its fall show Double Arrows on September 5, featuring the art of Elizabeth James-Perry, a
BY ANNICA GROTE It’s impossible to ignore Taylor Swift in 2023, no matter how hard you might try. Whether you’re an avid listener or a
Each morning as I walk to Tisch Library, I pass the iconic statue “Colossal AcornHead.” If I walk toward the academic quad, I am confronted by the ever-changing painted cannon, another iconic symbol of public art at Tufts.
Sebastián de Belalcázar, Christopher Columbus, Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada. A globe, a sword, a horse. Each on an otherwise empty pedestal, just barely recognizable to those who know the places to which they refer.
A frenzy commences backstage as dancers scurry around the wings of Cohen Auditorium in lingerie. Nerves and excitement permeate the air; the audience waits to watch friends and peers on stage.
They say trends are temporary and style is forever, but when it comes to fast fashion, a synthetic polyester shirt will be sitting in a landfill long after it has lost its popularity. As the internet teems with ads of the latest low-cost trendy pieces, consumers are bombarded with a plethora of fast fashion brands daily.
Whether it’s under the summer sun or below thousands of sparkling Christmas lights, Greater Boston residents know the feeling of discovering something personal and useful
The displays at the Tufts University Art Gallery’s current spring exhibition re:imagining collections take inspiration from items in one of the gallery’s lesser-known collections. Consisting
Editor’s Note: Liani Astacio is currently a member of Melisma and WMFO. After a year and a half of radio silence from Tufts’ live music