When freshman Karina Aserraf walked into her first class at Tufts, she didn’t expect her language to be the hardest part. After her first quiz
“In the event of a decompression, an oxygen mask will automatically appear in front of you. Secure your own mask first before helping others.” This
I walked into the Alumnae Lounge during Jumbo Days to listen to a class on children’s gender development. I was a senior in high school,
“Good, Thanks How are You” is a habit I’m trying to shake. In overuse, I’ve reduced the saying from response to reflex, and in the
Walk through Tisch on a Sunday night and you’ll see mountains of discarded coffee cups and to-go containers from Tower Café spilling over the lip
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 problem isn’t that like Africa or…the global south isn’t seen, it’s just that it’s not seen accurately, and it’s not seen through the gaze
I spent the fall 2015 semester in Paris, France, on a study abroad program through New York University. I lived in a beautiful apartment on
Beer Pong. It’s a game dear to every college student’s heart, whether you’re a frat guy or a hipster. Beer pong is to college drinking
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