It is disrespectful to disregard my leadership and accuse me of failing my community for allegedly choosing to act within my capacity as a student and an American within my constitutionally guaranteed First Amendment rights.
As the United States rapidly recedes into fascism, finding one’s place and purpose is the least of our priorities as young people. How does one operate...
We’re in the home stretch!
With March in the books, it’s crazy to think that we have 22 days left in the spring semester. SGA is shifting into transition...
The Berkeley Beacon stands with The Tufts Daily.
After the detainment in broad daylight of Rumeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University doctoral student arrested...
It’s been almost a year since our campus watched 118 people get violently arrested in the Boylston Place alleyway. The next day, I worked to ensure the...
As students and members of the Emerson College community, we are demanding immediate action from the administration to protect our most vulnerable peers—immigrant, refugee, and international students—whose safety is increasingly at risk.
I returned to campus yesterday to teach my first class since spring break. I rarely go anywhere over spring break, but this year, I decided I wanted to...
On Feb. 25, faculty assembly debated a motion for an “immediate end to any and all disciplinary action related to protests, demonstrations, leafleting...
We are so back. After a very productive fall semester and much-needed winter break, it’s so nice to be back on campus for the spring semester, my final one in Boston.
When I started telling people that I was the incoming Student Government Association (SGA) President, the first thing a lot of people asked me was “What’s...
Faculty teach—and even implore—students to think critically and to avoid sweeping claims that are unwarranted, based on premature information, or rooted in personal animus.
A big weapon they’re depending upon is shame. They want to make dissidents feel ashamed. At universities around the country, administrators want us to feel guilt