Jacqueline Chen

Opinion

Op-Ed: Transparency, Part 2: The Board of Trustees

By Jacqueline Chen and Jonah Omara Schwartz | March 6

The Board of Trustees has wide-ranging powers, from deciding the new buildings that will pop up on campus, to establishing new academic programs, to selecting our university’s president.Yet, we don’t know much about them and rarely hear directly from them. The student body’s only points of contact ...

Opinion

Op-Ed: A call for community engagement this April

By Jacqueline Chen | April 4

Come April, Tufts students kick into high gear. There are performances every weekend, all the work we’ve been procrastinating all semester comes to a head, and of course Quidditch Nationals overshadow all other athletic endeavors. TCU Senate elections for the next academic year also take place in ...

Opinion

Op-Ed: The state of 'Swipe it Forward' and combating food insecurity at Tufts

By Jacqueline Chen and Shannon Lee | October 25

When you’re a first-year, it’s easy to swipe into the dining hall in between classes, where the main source of conflict over food is whether to go to Carm or Dewick. You’re likely to see a few classmates you recognize, and there is little hesitation to suggest meeting in the dining halls to hang ...

Op-Ed: Transparency, Part 2: The Board of Trustees

Op-Ed: A call for community engagement this April

Op-Ed: The state of 'Swipe it Forward' and combating food insecurity at Tufts

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