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Tufts on Instagram
Posted by Ashley Wood in Community, Faculty, Photos, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Engineering, Staff, Student Experience, Students on May 14, 2012
While both Tufts University and Tufts Alumni have started using Instagram to document life at Tufts, it’s always nice when students, staff, and visitors share their experiences of campus through social media. Here are a few great Instagram images we came across with the tag #Tufts. Feel free to follow the school’s accounts - TuftsUniversity and TuftsAlumni - and don’t forget to tag your photos so we can check out your time at Tufts!
Creating masterpieces in the dining hall #tufts @kaitlynhodgman
My school has the cutest mascot <3 #tufts #jumbo
#jumbo #tufts
@ECquidditch children playing at #tufts #playground #swings #akidatheart
In honor of @areyouwhoyouwanttobe, let's spend today in and around #Davis #square. #medford #Boston #Tufts #TuftsUniversity #subway #red_line #T #theT #MBTA #train #sign #map
From a Dream to Reality: The Tufts Education Society
Posted by Katherine McManus in Active Citizenship, Photos, School of Arts and Sciences, Student Experience, Students, Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service, Video on May 7, 2012
Watch and listen as Ryan Clapp’s dream of an organization at Tufts focused on public education, discussions, educational networking and education advocacy becomes a reality! During his time at Tufts, Ryan worked hard to create the Tufts Education Society to bring together students interested in education, and to maximize the opportunities and resources Tufts already had, while establishing new ones.
See how the Tufts Education Society grew from one student’s idea to an officially recognized student group on campus:
Spring Fling 2012
Posted by Kimberly Moniz in Alumni, Photos, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Engineering, Social Media, Student Experience, Students, Video on April 30, 2012
The Daily Cannon
Posted by Ashley Wood in Photos on March 8, 2012
Are you missing the Tufts cannon and don’t know what to do? Perhaps you graduated and moved away, or went abroad for a semester, or just don’t feel like walking up the hill – in any case, your problem is solved. Admissions Counselor Justin Pike has made it his mission to bring the tradition of the cannon to Jumbos everywhere through his photo feed of the cannon.
EPIIC on the Web
Posted by Ashley Wood in Active Citizenship, Alumni, Community, Environment, Faculty, International, Photos, Social Media, Staff, Students on March 5, 2012
The 2011-2012 EPIIC symposium, a four day event that took place from February 22 to 26, was comprised of lectures and panels discussing various aspects of this year’s subject, “Conflict in the 21st Century,” and was put on by the Tufts Institute of Global Leadership. While tickets to the full symposium could run up to $75 a pop (the price was largely discounted for Tufts students and alums), the IGL made it possible to stay in the know no matter where you were, both during and after the symposium. You can scroll back on their twitter account to check out great EPIIC quotes or see their Flickr albums for photos of the many events and speakers.
A Photographic Look at 2011
Posted by Kaitlin Provencher in Blogs, Photos, School of Arts and Sciences, Student Experience, Students on January 12, 2012
With the start of the new year often comes reflection on the year past. Senior Ian MacLellan takes a photographic approach to his year-in-review with some great shots including this one of his fellow Jumbos “mattress boarding.”
Check out Ian’s full look back at 2011 in his recent blog post.
50 Back – The Brew of the Brave
Posted by Rebecca Spiewak in Active Citizenship, Alumni, Photos, Web on November 23, 2011
Kimberly Rogers, A’86, along with Paige Haley have found a way to creatively combine their love for beer with a patriotic cause. The two entrepreneurs are the creators of 50 Back – The Brew of the Brave. Fifty percent of the proceeds acquired through purchases of this New England lager goes to charities that support the military, such as Homes for our Troops and USO. On their website, they describe the birth of their charitable idea:
50 Back Fine Beer Purveyors was born from the desire of founders Paige Haley, Kimberly Rogers, and others to say “Thank you” to all of the United States’ active troops and veterans and their families who have sacrificed so much to protect our nation and the freedom for which it stands.
You can make a donation to support our troops here. Be sure to follow 50 Back on Twitter and check out some cool photos on their Flickr.
Irina Rozovsky: Picture Perfect
Posted by Rebecca Spiewak in Alumni, International, Photos on November 18, 2011
Irina Rozovsky, A’03, has become quite a success in the world of photography. Her recently published book, One To Nothing, portrays vivid images of humans interacting with and battling nature in Israel. To further explain the reasoning behind her work, Rozovsky enlightened her fans in an interview with Viewbook, a portfolio website builder. Listen to the interview here.
Rozovsky was also a 2010 Magnum Expression Award Finalist. Feel free to browse some more of her aesthetically inspiring photos here.
Tufts University: A Site for Sore Eyes
Posted by Rebecca Spiewak in Photos, Student Experience, Students, Web on October 6, 2011
It’s not surprising to anyone who has visited Tufts University to hear the warm accolades the university receives for its beautiful campus. From the one-of-a-kind view of Boston to its renowned winter aesthetics, the university never ceases to impress visitors and residents alike.
Yee Hui Tan, ’14, has recently added to the collection of Tufts photos, along with a novel idea…
i’m only half-kidding but i’ve been thinking of setting up a group for people to watch the sunset together – friends, strangers, whatever. there would be no awkward forced mingling or small talk, because witnessing a sight like that, in the presence of such glorious, such marvelous light, you really don’t need to say anything.
You can also find more Tufts-related photos here.
Scaling New Heights on the Job
Posted by Georgy Cohen in Alumni, Photos, School of Engineering, Video on September 30, 2011
Emma Cardini, E01, EG09, is a member of the four-person “difficult access team” evaluating damage to the Washington Monument from the 5.8 magnitude earthquake that rattled the East Coast on Aug. 23.
Read more about the effort from the Associated Press or the Washington Post, and get a glimpse of Cardini’s workday vantage points in the below video or in this photo gallery.