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Men’s basketball holds out hope for potential postseason tourney berth
By: Dillon Gilbert
The regular season may have finished for the Seattle University men’s basketball team, but with postseason hopes of a tournament slot, more games may be a reality….
Paralympic swimmer brings home the gold
By: Kat Catlett
One Seattle University student continues to achieve gold-medal Paralympics performances in swimming despite the prejudice she faces. …
Alumna’s cupcake business thinks outside the pink box
By: Taylor Olson
Cupcake Royale owner draws on Seattle U values to drive her business
Though Cupcake Royale just opened its newest location in Capitol Hill last year, it is rooted deep within the Seattle University neighborhood….
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club couldn’t rev up Seattle crowd
By: Matthew Brady
The smoke machines whir at full blast and the lights go low. After a moment of feedback, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club crank out a fuzzy bass riff that nods every head in the room….
University’s relations with surrounding communities enhanced thanks to Tot Lot playground
By: Derek Schlom
No, the kids climbing all over the yellow and orange equipment and futzing around in a sandbox in the small, fenced structure on Powder House Boulevard are not Tufts students indulging in the latest trendy piece of ironic nostalgia. They are, believe it o…
Tufts student group takes on JetBlue marketing campaign
By: Amelia Quinn
This summer, JetBlue Airways will be launching a guerilla marketing campaign right here in the Boston area, one which might be designed by Tufts students. “Student groups submit their proposed campaigns, and after an elimination round in April, sele…
Somerville launches community reading program
By: Katherine Sawyer
Mayor of Somerville Joseph Curtatone and Executive Director of the Somerville Public Library Nancy Milnor last month announced the city’s upcoming launch of the “One City, One Book,” campaign, which encourages the community to collective…
Students express concern about TUPD accessibility
By: Corinne Segal
The Women’s Center on Friday hosted a forum for students to meet with Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) Capt. Mark Keith in response to students’ concerns about the accessibility of TUPD officers. The forum was intended to improve comm…
Tufts study’s findings motivates congressman to take action
By: Jenny White
U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D−NY) is pushing for U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory changes based on the results of a recent study by Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy researchers that showed that the food industry tends…
University staples come from historical customs, twists of fate
By: Melissa M. Taylor
From the days of the Class Spade, freshman caps and live mascots to war times interrupting homecoming and campus atmosphere, today’s traditions are a manifestation of the traditions of the past. “We have a new freshman class every year and the…
Healthy bodies have healthy pH levels
By: Myles Ikenberry
In the vast amount of health and diet information on the market, the importance of pH balance is often under-emphasized. While the public is informed about the role vitamins and minerals play in the healthy functioning of a human body, there is generally …
Team finishes 15th in Fresno State Classic
By: Tyler Scott
The men’s golf team got off to a rough start on the par 71-links of San Joaquin Community College at the Fresno State Classic and finished in 15th place. It was the first time this season the team has finished out of the top 10. The Wildcats shot a …

