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Date: December 5, 2012
Will the continent, long synonymous with hunger, disease, war and corruption, now f […]

Written by Brenna Gormally, Biology Ph.D. candidate
One of my favorite things about living in the greater Boston area is all the incredible opportunities there are to be active in the city. It’s no secret, but […]

SOLES visited Cape Cod on Veteran’s Day this year! Despite chilly weather, the group enjoyed bonding activities and site seeing at The National Seashore, Provincetown, and Plymouth.

On the weekend of November 9th-11th, our eBoard members Christopher Camacho (Computer Science ’20), Justin Reyes (Civil Engineering ’20), and Adolfo Castillo (Mechanical Engineering ’21) attended the SHPE National […]

Exam season is upon us, which means it’s time for Extended Hours! Hirsh Library extends its weekend hours to help you study, and we will be open from 10am to 10pm on the following days:

Saturday, December […]

By ETS and CELT Staff

In a hall filled with 100 or more students, in-class polling and active learning strategies can augment a traditional lecture, motivate students to come to class, and hold their […]

A year ago this month, Christie’s Auctions sold Salvator Mundi, one of about twenty known paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, for over $450 million, shattering all previous auction records and becoming the most […]

By Christine, Tufts 1+4 Participant
Every pore in my body was sweating profusely as I nervously attempted to communicate with my host family for the first time. Our supervisors organized a fiesta at the hostel for […]

Internships in clean energy/ energy efficiency for current students and recent graduates, especially those who are residents of Dorchester, Boston, Roxbury, or Mattapan and are multi-lingual.

All In Energy is […]

I was lucky enough to attend the Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities conference at the University of Georgia, Athens, in the beginning of November. The 2018 theme, Arts Environments: Design, […]

Rescuing Leftover Cuisine is a non-profit organization that provides a volunteer platform to recover excess fresh and prepared food from businesses and bring it to nearby non-profits who freely give this food to t […]

The Runstadler Laboratory at MIT has been studying weaned gray seal pups on Muskeget Island each January since 2013. The team has consistently found evidence of influenza A virus each year, though the specific […]

Greetings readers! Here is the national jobs roundup for the week of November 25th:

Northeast

Membership Manager [Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum/Boston, MA]

Processing Archivist [Berklee College of […]

Written by Manisha Raghavan, Bioengineering M.S. 2019
I made a vital journey over 12,239 kms (or should I say 7,605 miles) to get to where I am today. I moved to Boston on the 24th of August 2018, leaving […]