The summer hit Crazy Rich Asians is a story of cultural clash between Asia and Asian America. Chinese American Rachel Chu, an NYU Economics professor
This morning I wake up as a parrot. This is not a metaphor. I am a parrot. This is not a dream. I am two
Someone told me, once, that location always precedes content. That where you are makes who you are. In other words, each space we pass through
On July 23, 2018, Tufts announced a reconfiguration of the pricing of its on-campus housing system. Starting with the 2019 – 2020 school year, the
Last October, the Tufts Observer spoke to Ayanna Pressley about her 2009 election to the Boston City Council. As the first woman of color elected
I want to be beautiful like my sister and make art that isn’t ephemeral Use my teeth to cut through firm vegetal fibers I know
In June of 2018, the Tufts Schools of Arts and Sciences and Engineering joined many other universities in the United States by switching from its
Music has always been a tool of protest, but who defines what protest music is or what songs should be heard? We talked to Kate
Students Against Incarceration is a resurrection. In 2015, a group known as “Students Against Mass Incarceration” (SAMI) worked as part of a larger Tufts Prison
On September 8th, 2018, Serena Williams, one of the world’s most famous professional US tennis players, competed against Haitian-Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka in the
On August 31, students received an email from the Dean of Student Affairs informing them about an “Updated Code of Conduct.” The new code included
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