Mold in the Courts: University Fails to Meet Safety Standards
Last fall, Tufts freshman Ben Sackrey found himself getting sick more than he ever had before. “I had a runny nose, swollen lymph nodes, really swollen tonsils, and I didn’t really know what the cause was,” he said. That was until Sackrey, a resident of the Court at 95 Professors Row, noticed what appeared to […]
A Private Eye to Public Service: The State’s Differing Definitions of Service
On January 20th, 2025, the inauguration of Donald J. Trump signified more than just the passing of a Democratic to Republican administration; it initiated a reevaluation of not only the composition of federal bureaucracy but also the expression of American values and what constitutes public service. From 2022 to 2023, I served as a remote […]