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Justin McCallum / The Tufts Daily
After a trip to Washington, D.C., University President Anthony Monaco discusses his opposition to the sequester, what it’ll mean for Tufts University.
In an effort to get Tufts to divest from fossil fuel investments, students protested in the Campus Center yesterday.
Can you see the future? Well, Tufts Futurism Society tasks itself with discussing that unknown.
Tufts Distance Medley Relay team joins fellow Jumbos to head to Nationals.
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Oliver Porter / The Tufts Daily
A run down of this weekend’s EPIIC Symposium on Global Health and Security, including examinations of health care delivery, violence as a global public health challenge, and how technology affects health and security.
The Daily goes in depth at the 85th Academy Awards – from ceremony style to host MacFarlane and of course the Oscar winners!
Today’s Editorial: MIT gunman hoax presents opportunity for re-examining safety procedure.
Women’s Track and Field continues with a strong showing at BU after becoming New England Div. III Champions.
Get to know Warren Gagosian, the veteran electrical engineer who you may not recognize but has definitely helped every student who passed through Halligan Hall.
The latest “Die Hard” film loses all nuance as a graceless departure from original.
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Sofia Adams / The Tufts Daily
30 Tufts students attended the Forward on Climate Rally in Washington D.C. to oppose the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline, an oil conveyor that will stretch from Canada to Texas.
Tufts Friends of Israel (FOI) raised over $1,000 for Save a Child’s Heart, a charity that funds children’s surgeries, over $200 more than last year.
Need an escape? “The Glass Menagerie” written by the famous Tennessee Williams and starring Zachary Quinto (”Heroes,” “24″) is playing now at the American Repertory Theater.
Today’s editorial discussed the Occupy movement, one that started in the fall of 2011. Although it has since fallen out of the public eye, “the passion, energy, and spirit of grassroots protest and collective action is alive and evolving at Tufts.”
And in sports, the Jumbo reigns supreme! Women’s track and field won the New England Div. III indoor championship for the second time in its 24 years history. Go Jumbos!
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