Arkansas has become the first state to pass an anti-trans healthcare bill banning gender-affirming treatment, causing Tufts students and activists across the country to call
After eight people were murdered in a mass shooting at an Indianapolis FedEx facility on April 15, 2021, the United States counted its 45th mass
Following the disastrous winter storm that hit Texas on February 14 and revealed systemic weaknesses in governmental disaster preparation, Tufts students are urging for impactful
Tufts Students Manage Financial Struggles While Awaiting Stimulus Aid After months of waiting and congressional debate, President Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan, which included
Where Tufts Stands on Administering the COVID Vaccine As Tufts University begins administering the COVID-19 vaccine to older members and health care providers in the
Tear gas and water cannons barraging a wall of umbrellas and inflatable rubber duckies is a common sight on Bangkok streets these days. These past
The constant refreshing of the electoral map and watching states teeter between blue and red agonized Americans for a week in early November. The 2020
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Intimate Partner Violence Content warning: intimate partner violence Disclaimer: The author is involved with Tufts’ Action for Sexual Assault
The Activists Fighting For Reproductive Justice Following the news that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had passed, Democrats across the country mobilized to avoid
Disclaimer: The authors have been involved in leadership positions with JumboVote and Meghan O’Brien was formerly employed by MassVote. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic and
This past week, the California sky turned an eerie orange, the temperature rose to a whopping 120 degrees Fahrenheit, and ash snowed from the heavens.
How Tufts Can Help Incarcerated People In a time of crisis, it is inspiring that Tufts has taken a leading role in housing healthcare providers
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