Marlee Stout

Marlee Stout is the Daily’s alumni liaison. She has previously served as associate editor, copy exec and social committee co-chair. Marlee is a senior studying child study and human development, and you can reach her at marlee.stout@tufts.edu.

University

Russian, Slavic and Central Asian Culture House to pause next year

By Marlee Stout | April 10

The Office of Residential Life & Learning notified students on Feb. 25 that the Russian/Slavic and Central Asian Culture House will pause for the next academic year.“ Interest in the house is very low and Residential Life isn’t able to offer the Russian, Slavic, and Central Asian Culture House next year,” ResLife wrote in an email to students who had been offered a place in the house next year.

Local

Medford, Somerville school leaders reaffirm immigration enforcement policies

By Marlee Stout | February 13

Superintendents in both the Medford and Somerville school districts sent messages to students and families in late January reaffirming existing policies on immigration enforcement after President Donald Trump rescinded a federal policy that prevented immigration raids in schools.

News

In Photos: H Mart Somerville’s Grand Opening

By Marlee Stout | January 15

H Mart opened a long-awaited location in Davis Square on Thursday. The newest branch of the Asian supermarket chain features a wide array of groceries, snacks and ready-to-eat meals. Take a look inside the store on its bustling opening-day.

Local

Medford seeks resident feedback to shape next 5 years of community funding priorities

By Marlee Stout | November 14

Medford, along with seven other Boston suburbs, is asking for input from residents as it develops a new plan to spend funding it receives as part of two separate programs through the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Local

Somerville, Medford city councils advocate ‘yes’ votes on Mass. Question 2

By Marlee Stout | October 30

The city councils of Medford and Somerville both voted unanimously to pass resolutions in support of Massachusetts Question 2 in October. If passed, the question — one of five on the ballot — would eliminate the statewide requirement that public school students must receive a passing score on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System in order to graduate from high school.

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Somerville Central Library reopens with private security after weeks of midday closures

By Marlee Stout | October 16

The Somerville Central Library resumed its regular weekday schedule on Oct. 2, following over a month of reduced hours aimed at combating violent and disruptive behavior by some patrons. Somerville Mayor Katjana Ballantyne announced the reopening, along with “updated safety measures” put in place to create “a safe and supportive library environment.”

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Somerville Central Library to maintain reduced schedule amid fears of teen violence

By Marlee Stout | September 19

Somerville Public Library staff announced on Aug. 27 that, starting Sept. 3, the library’s Central branch would close in the hours surrounding the dismissal time of nearby Somerville High School. The move comes as a result of unsuccessful talks between library leadership and Mayor Katjana Ballantyne’s office after years of violent behavior from teenagers.

University

BREAKING: TCU Judiciary overturns ECOM decision, reinstates presidential candidate

By Marlee Stout, Rachel Liu and Arielle Weinstein | April 22

Joel Omolade will be allowed to appear on the TCU presidential ballot after the TCU Judiciary overturned the Election Commission’s decision on Thursday to disqualify him, the Judiciary announced in an op-ed Monday afternoon. After two hearings on Sunday, the Judiciary voted unanimously to reinstate his candidacy, having found that ECOM failed to uphold due process in its investigation of campaign rule violations.

Marlee Stout

Russian, Slavic and Central Asian Culture House to pause next year

Medford, Somerville school leaders reaffirm immigration enforcement policies

In Photos: H Mart Somerville’s Grand Opening

Medford seeks resident feedback to shape next 5 years of community funding priorities

Somerville, Medford city councils advocate ‘yes’ votes on Mass. Question 2

Somerville Central Library reopens with private security after weeks of midday closures

Somerville Central Library to maintain reduced schedule amid fears of teen violence

BREAKING: TCU Judiciary overturns ECOM decision, reinstates presidential candidate

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