University

Analysis: As SMFA PoPs enter first contract, several Tufts unions allege further issues with administration

By Eli Brigham | May 14

Several developments in labor relations have occurred at Tufts over the past semester, including the ratification of a first-ever contract for professors of the practice at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, while other Tufts-affiliated ...

News

Ken Frazier selected as Tufts commencement speaker

By Carly Hope | May 14

Former Business Director Max Shoustal looks back fondly on the Daily

By Eli Brigham | May 14

Sam Pokorny reflects on her time as executive photo editor, social chair

By Jessica Michael | May 14

Special Coverage

Rümeysa Öztürk, a Turkish student at Tufts sits for a portrait, wearing a black top and white head scarf.

Rümeysa Öztürk: Two Years Later

Coverage of her legal proceedings, op-eds, an analysis of recently unsealed documents, as well as a timeline of her 45 days in detention and a year of extensive legal proceedings.

Opinion

Editorial: Reflecting on the end of another academic year

By The Editorial Board | May 14

Birthright citizenship and the violation of the Constitution

By Monica Reilly | May 14

Op-ed: Your civic life continues

By Dayna Cunningham | May 13

Op-ed: Setting the record straight on Tufts’ financial aid practices

By JT Duck and Meaghan Hardy Smith | April 27

More opinion

Features

Reflecting on the Myanmar earthquake relief effort, one year later

By Sanya Bandekar | May 14

For the love of journalism: Dylan Fee’s impact on the Daily, on and off the page

By Sera Kwon | May 14

Leading to Commencement: Wendell Phillips Speaker Dhruv Sampat reflects on writing process, time at Tufts

By Annicka Sen | May 13

Pax et love: Two Tufts seniors detail their engagements ahead of graduation

By Olivia Bye | May 13

Arts

Zak Goldstein on his ‘Unconventional Portrait’

By Sophie Herron | May 14

When Zak Goldstein was around 4-years-old, he built a model solar system out of ping pong balls with his dad. Today, he’s wrapping up his senior thesis at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University.

Katie Spiropoulos talks theater, art, ambition

By Spring LaRose | May 13

Ankitha Raman on music as an outlet at Tufts

By Evan Kelly | May 13

Boots Riley, writer and director of "I Love Boosters"

"I Love Boosters” Review: The revolution will not be normal

By Noah Goldstein | April 28

Sports

Senior Profile: Joshua Bernstein graduates as an accomplished athlete, entrepreneur

By Anjali Mishra | May 14

Senior Profile: Max Resnick’s last lap with Tufts hockey

By Sabrina Dorr | May 13

Road to the World Cup: Seniors and the World Cup

By Antonia Toro | May 13

Road to the World Cup: Safety concerns mount ahead of World Cup

By Antonia Toro | April 28

Investigative

Tufts students face midyear financial aid cuts, miscommunication from administration

By Zach Halverstam, Carlos Del Cañal Fernández and Maggie Binda-Dunn | April 23

Over the last six months, the Daily has collected evidence of concerns among the Tufts student body and faculty regarding financial aid. These concerns include continuous midyear cuts, sudden decreases in financial aid packages, a lack of communication between students and administrators and difficulties in the appeal process.

This investigation expands upon a previous article detailing the experiences of Emma Do, a Tufts student who was forced to return home after the entirety of her aid was withdrawn without notice in July 2024. Multiple students have since come forward with similar allegations of sudden funding cuts and reductions despite the critical need for aid.

Science

Analysis: As SMFA PoPs enter first contract, several Tufts unions allege further issues with administration

Ken Frazier selected as Tufts commencement speaker

Former Business Director Max Shoustal looks back fondly on the Daily

Sam Pokorny reflects on her time as executive photo editor, social chair

Rümeysa Öztürk: Two Years Later

Editorial: Reflecting on the end of another academic year

Birthright citizenship and the violation of the Constitution

Op-ed: Your civic life continues

Op-ed: Setting the record straight on Tufts’ financial aid practices

Reflecting on the Myanmar earthquake relief effort, one year later

For the love of journalism: Dylan Fee’s impact on the Daily, on and off the page

Leading to Commencement: Wendell Phillips Speaker Dhruv Sampat reflects on writing process, time at Tufts

Pax et love: Two Tufts seniors detail their engagements ahead of graduation

Zak Goldstein on his ‘Unconventional Portrait’

Katie Spiropoulos talks theater, art, ambition

Ankitha Raman on music as an outlet at Tufts

"I Love Boosters” Review: The revolution will not be normal

Senior Profile: Joshua Bernstein graduates as an accomplished athlete, entrepreneur

Senior Profile: Max Resnick’s last lap with Tufts hockey

Road to the World Cup: Seniors and the World Cup

Road to the World Cup: Safety concerns mount ahead of World Cup

In Photos: Racers inspire at the 25-mile mark of The Boston Marathon

Tufts students face midyear financial aid cuts, miscommunication from administration

From Medford to Malawi: Shoshana Daly reflects on four years of study, research, life at Tufts and beyond

Feeling the heat: Tracking stress through changes in temperature

A student’s guide to surviving Physics 11

Combating childhood obesity through systemic changes

Video: Meet the winter geese, Tufts’ seasonal celebrities

Video: Peter's Pizzeria: A Day in the Life of a Full-Time-Student Pizzeria

Video: Matcha powder lines, anti-period cries: Jumbos take to Tisch roof for performative male showdown

Tufts students face midyear financial aid cuts, miscommunication from administration