I remember stopping by the Observer’s table when I visited Tufts for Jumbo Days. I picked up an issue, and my dad immediately squeezed my
CW: graphic sexual violence In early 2018, a young, rising political star of the Republican party became engulfed in scandal and chaos. 44 year-old first-term
The 2020 Presidential Election lies over a year away, but already, Americans have a growing list of potential Democratic options to choose from. Re-energized Democrats
On November 18, the New York Times released a five-part article series entitled “China Rules” that overviews the country’s rising power and mounting tensions with
Tram T. Nguyen graduated from Tufts University in 2008. She then completed law school at Northeastern University in 2013, and soon after began working as
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
it’s late and dark when i pull into Exasperation Station; i’d almost turned back because the wells seemed all run-dry and, as usual, no one
bitters Alexandra Benjamin The other day I began to wonder if you were an acquired taste like black coffee and red wine or sometimes
I was young at the library In a way, so were you. I don’t think about it much, until you call to remind me
Curious, You’ll never know How resonant the sound How fitting, profound– Those words in the wind You said just listen, just read It’s now the
Many of us grew up reluctant to eat our vegetables. Early childhood was the age of shrieking in terror and defiance as a forkful of
“Well, I’m a bit of a nomad.” That was my 22-year-old cousin’s response the last time I heard someone ask where she was from. If they had asked me,
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