Content warning: Descriptions of an anxiety disorder By March of my first year at Tufts, I was convinced I had sustained a total of 12
The theme of this semester’s last issue of the Observer, growth, lends itself exceedingly well to what I hope to articulate in this letter. For
On September 17, 2019, students received an email in their inbox from Tufts President Anthony Monaco with the subject line “A message to the Tufts
me I quiver you pour me out–stack my halves within each other I sizzle crust bubbles, crisps, you don’t even have to touch I thicken
For this year’s inaugural issue of our beloved Observer, we’ve selected history as our theme. It feels like a natural starting point because as any
Two years ago, Donald Trump was elected president of the United States. What has followed has been a mad dash to understand precisely why this
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
The international student presence can be felt on all fronts of the Tufts campus, from parties at the International House to the events put on
When the Spring 2018 semester comes to an end, Tufts will officially adopt a semester-hour unit system in place of the current one course, one
When Dr. Oscar P. Cohen worked at the Lexington School for the Deaf in New York City, the school’s theatre program put on a production
When The Handmaid’s Tale was published in 1985, “it was viewed as being farfetched,” according to the novel’s author, Margaret Atwood. Today, the book’s plot
Sophomore Liam Knox sees a fundamental flaw in the Tufts Tobacco Free Initiative, a new policy that will make Tufts a tobacco-free campus sometime in
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