Grace Prendergast

Opinion

Don't exploit vaccine loopholes

By Grace Prendergast and Samantha Wilner | April 5

Some may argue that everyone will get vaccinated eventually or that pandemic restrictions have endured for too long, but one truth remains: These justifications exacerbate harmful public health and socioeconomic disparities. Those with access to the internet, a community with a medical presence and the time to search for vaccine appointments are benefitting from an inequitable system.

Opinion

In the absence of spring break, Tufts should provide opportunities for rest

By Grace Prendergast | March 3

The single Friday off from classes does not provide students an adequate break to offset feelings of academic burnout and emotional exhaustion. To address these effects, Tufts should provide wellness days throughout the semester to offer students a necessary break from school.

Opinion

Tufts administration, faculty must continue to support students during the spring semester

By Emily Nadler and Grace Prendergast | February 10

While the continuation of EP/F into the spring is an important step forward, it is also vital that professors respond to feedback from the fall semester and adjust their schedules and syllabi for this semester.

Don't exploit vaccine loopholes

In the absence of spring break, Tufts should provide opportunities for rest

Tufts administration, faculty must continue to support students during the spring semester

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