The Tufts Daily

Dear Readers, It’s that time of year again – the time when we students are equal parts anxious about finals and eagerly awaiting summer break, when the New England weather...

Dear Readers, If you take a quick look across the fold to the right, you will notice that our Op-Ed page looks a bit different today. What you see is the first edition of our new Pro-Con series,...

Dear Readers, As you wake up from your Super Bowl food comas and prepare for the third full week of the spring semester, the Daily is here with a fresh batch of columnists sure to offer useful tips...

  Dear Readers, Welcome back to the Hill and best wishes for the New Year.  Many of you returned to campus this week, in time for the winter’s first snowstorm. Here at the Daily, we came back...

Since senior Scott Barchard arrived on the Hill in 2008, he has slowly but surely rewritten the ice hockey record books. Most saves in a game? Check, with 63 against Saint Anselm College on Dec. 5,...

While most students were eating turkey and watching football, the women’s basketball team was busy winning games. After an 0−2 start, the Jumbos evened their ledger by routing Colby−Sawyer...

  Twelve innings, 24 hits, 22 runs, six walks and nine strikeouts. An 11.25 ERA. A Ted Williamsian opponents’ batting average of .400.  Those were Ed Bernstein’s (A ’11) combined...

On Saturday, the men’s soccer, women’s soccer and field hockey teams all traveled to Amherst, Mass., for NESCAC showdowns with the Lord Jeffs. All three teams lost. In past years, the...

A year ago, then−Boston Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell was viewed as the eventual successor to manager Terry Francona. But that future seemed unfathomable, as Francona’s job was among...

From the moment the baseball team began conditioning in the fall through its practices during the winter and the 2011 regular season, Tufts’ goal was to repeat as NESCAC champions. The Jumbos...