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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.

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A Friday at the Boston Progressive Jazz Festival

By Noah Goldstein | April 10

Boston is, and has for a long time been, a city of nascent artistic talents. Taking the Berklee College of Music alone, which graduates around 1,300 students each year, one would assume that a vibrant and expansive music scene would naturally follow. ...

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Tufts unions allege bad-faith bargaining by university

By Gus Gladstein | December 9

Over the last decade, negotiations between Tufts University and labor unions have degraded. Multiple unions described challenging and exhausting negotiations, citing the university’s uncooperativeness and staunch resistance to increases in pay as driving forces behind the recent growth of collective action. Alternatively, the university expressed that its negotiation policies have been grounded in fiscally-responsible decision-making and an earnest desire to reach agreements. The university reports that it continues to view its union relationships as productive and successful.

Over the last decade, negotiations between Tufts University and labor unions have degraded. Multiple unions described challenging and exhausting negotiations, citing the university’s uncooperativeness and staunch resistance to pay increases as driving forces behind the recent growth in collective action. Alternatively, the university expressed that its negotiation policies have been grounded in fiscally-responsible decision-making and an earnest desire to reach agreements. The university reports that it continues to view its union relationships as productive and successful.

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Daily Newsletter: April 8, 2026

Tufts Graduate Workers Union shares updates on alleged contract violations, other union projects: Your Tufts Daily Briefing

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