Political commentator Reihan Salam addressed how immigration shapes U.S. society during a recent Tufts University event. He discussed demographic shifts since 1965 and changing narratives around immigrant experiences in America.
Jill Lepore spoke at Tufts University about citizen involvement in amending America’s Constitution. She discussed overlooked efforts by marginalized groups throughout history and stressed rebuilding civic life from local communities upward.
Sam Zuckerman, a Tufts University student, detailed his struggle with long COVID after initially mild illness. His account describes setbacks during recovery but emphasizes perseverance through ongoing challenges.
Senior forward Scott Gyimesi has been honored by Tufts University for his standout basketball career after returning from injury during an NCAA tournament run. Head coach Brandon Linton praised Gyimesi’s leadership both on and off the court.
A recent analysis examines how America’s war with Iran has affected its influence globally. The article highlights responses from Russia and China as well as shifts in alliances and economic impacts.
Jack Regnery has been picked twentieth overall by Boston Cannons in this year’s Premier Lacrosse League draft after leading Tufts University men’s lacrosse team to success this season. He becomes just the third Tufts athlete ever drafted into U.S professional lacrosse.
Michael Beckley discusses why emerging global superpowers have stalled amid economic slowdowns and demographic shifts. He examines potential risks from declining states like Russia or China while outlining possible benefits if fewer new rivals disrupt existing balances.
Michael Malec, retired Professor of Sociology who taught at Boston College for fifty years, has died aged 85. A funeral Mass will be held April 7 in Newton. Family members remember him fondly.
Two juniors from Tufts University have received one-year Goldwater Scholarships recognizing their commitment to scientific research careers. Julian Sutaria majors in engineering physics while Sofia Movafaghi studies biology; both aim for advanced degrees after graduation.
A Tufts University student has organized talks featuring representatives from Argentina’s Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo—a group dedicated to reuniting families separated during past military rule. The events aim to shed light on ongoing human rights work concerning stolen children.