Firefighters are currently battling a fire at a three-family home on 74 Raymond Ave., located just streets away from Tufts’ ...

Following a bumpy first half of the season, Tufts football has really hit its stride. After starting 2–2 on the season, Tufts ...

I don’t claim to be a lifelong Formula One fan; I only started watching this season, though I have seen all six seasons of “ ...

In the quarterfinals of the NESCAC tournament on Saturday, men’s soccer lost to Bowdoin College on penalty kicks after ...

With all the movies I see, I am constantly bombarded with just how much the theater scene has changed over the past several ...

Tufts will roll out a new parking permit system on Jan. 2, 2025, designed to streamline the permit-purchasing process across ...

Thousands of book lovers attended the Boston Book Festival on Oct. 26, getting the chance to connect with fellow readers and ...

Marc Albert, director of natural resource partnerships for the National Parks of Boston, spoke to the Tufts community on Oct.

Having spent over a decade living among Qatari culture, where dressing conservatively is the norm, arriving in the USA felt like a refreshing change. Here, freedom of speech, thought, and expression ...

The Tufts Political Science Department hosted an event titled “One Year to the Israel-Hamas War” on Oct. 30, whereDr. Alon Burstein,a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Political ...

Rebecca Corke is the new pre-law advisor at the Tufts Career Center. A graduate of Suffolk University Law School, she arrives ...

College as we think we know it before attending is nothing more than the thirst-driven mirage leading us through the exhausting traverse of high school, guiding us through our teens to what is made ...