Looking ahead to the new season of "The Sarah Silverman Program," which premiered last night, Sarah Silverman sat down to talk about her show and her other recent project, The Great Schlep. From her ...

With the long and tedious indoor season in the rearview mirror, the men's track and field team is looking to emulate its winter success outdoors, hoping to build on its indoor accomplishments and ...

While the majority of the Tufts community already knows what kind of athlete senior tri-captain Fred Jones is, the rest of the nation bore witness to his capabilities on Saturday. Competing against ...

When Fletcher diplomacy professor Andrew Hess began working for the Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO) in 1978, he didn't know that, 15 years later, he would solicit donations for a diplomatic ...

"That guy who sits across from you every day in class is so cute." "Oh I know. He's single, did you know? He's a junior and he lives off campus. He's a psych major and he listens to the same music as ...

The Leonard Carmichael Society (LCS) last Thursday night raised over $6,000 in support of the Somerville Homeless Coalition (SHC) at the annual Faculty-Waits-On-You Dinner and Auction at 51 Winthrop ...

As the outdoor track and field season picks up speed, the Jumbos had an opportunity to shake off the cobwebs this past weekend with the annual Snowflake Classic at Ellis Oval. Despite ...

Most Tufts students last May were cramming for finals and dreaming of a carefree summer break. Then-junior Nicole Balkind had a different landmark on the horizon: she was planning her wedding to ...

With another year of Tufts athletics in the books, the Daily would like to recognize the stars and teams who were a cut above the rest in 2006-07. With one NESCAC champion, one gold-medal winner, and ...

Senior Charlie Beckman didn't come to Tufts to play volleyball, but that hasn't stopped him from proving to his club volleyball teammates and to his opponents that he is one of the best setters in the ...

Professor of Child Development Fred Rothbaum, an innovative researcher specializing in parent-child and family relationships, and beloved professor, died of a heart attack on Aug. 24 while biking on ...

It's midnight and you're walking down Decatur Street, on the outskirts of New Orleans' French Quarter. To your left is Jackson Square, a park full of lush, flowering trees typical of the city. Across ...