Anevay Ybáñez, a first-year at Tufts, was born and raised on the border of South Texas and Mexico. She’s used to dishes piled with Fideo
To say the Crafts Center’s walls are covered in art would be a tragic understatement. Walking into the center tucked in the basement of Lewis
After workplaces and academic institutions shifted online early last year, people faced new challenges and anxieties in all aspects of life. Although a return to
For the majority of Tufts dining workers, summer 2021 left them with no work, no unemployment benefits, and, as a result: no pay. Due to
Massachusetts State Representative Erika Uyterhoeven of Somerville has introduced a bill that would make otherwise voluntary payments made by Tufts and other large nonprofits to
When customers walk into the Danish Pastry House on Boston Avenue for the first time, they might notice the golden tones of the interior or
The student-written jukebox musical Is There Anybody Out There?, based on A Great Big World’s album of the same name, aims to find community and
After 25 seasons on the air, ABC’s The Bachelor may have finally seen its “most dramatic season” yet. With millions of viewers tuning in for
Pandemic restrictions have greatly altered every aspect of campus life at Tufts, including the dining experience. As a result, several Instagram accounts have popped up
Examining the place of sororities at Tufts With spring recruitment well underway, two new local sororities have made their debut this semester, distancing themselves from
Despite COVID-19 restrictions creating the idea that romance is dead at Tufts, many are still looking to date. The Action for Sexual Assault Prevention by
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