Tufts Observer

29/08/2022

🎨✏️FALL APPLICATIONS ARE LIVE NOW!✏️🎨

We are looking for people to fill many different positions. Swipe through to find details. Link in bio to apply!

🦖 Due Sept 13 🦖

07/05/2022

Last leditor from our lovely editor in chief 💌

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04/05/2022

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🏠Design by Michael Yung
🏠Art by Emmeline Myers

03/05/2022

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📷Design by Uma Edulbheram
📷Photos courtesy of Emara Saez

02/05/2022

🌺New Issue out today!🌺

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🌸Art by Kate Bowers
🌸Design by Emma Davis

CW: Mentions of racism, hate crimes, racial slurs, homophobia

24/04/2022

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Art by Brigid Cawley. Design by Meguna Okawa

23/04/2022

Some of the incredible art submissions for the creative issue we LOVED but couldn’t use!
Art (in order) by: Cheyanne Atole, Quinn Hoerner, Livia Bednarz, Brigid Cawley, Audrey Njo, Akbota Saudabayeva, Jack Rogen

22/04/2022

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Design and Art by Meguna Okawa

21/04/2022

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Art by Emmeline Meyers. Design by Uma Edulbehram

19/04/2022

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Art by Quinn Hoerner. Design by Julia Steiner

18/03/2022

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Art by Olivia Bello. Design by Tara Steckler

17/03/2022

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Art and Design by Michael Wu

16/03/2022

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Art by Aidan Chang. Design by Meguna Okawa

15/03/2022

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Design by Uma Edulbehram

14/03/2022

Calling all creatives! Submit your art, poetry, and prose to this semester’s creative issue! 🎨🖌✍️

14/03/2022

Calling all creatives! Submit your art poetry and prose to this semester’s creative issue of the Tufts Observer! ✍️🎨🖌

05/03/2022

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Art by Brigid Crawley. Design by Michael Wu

02/03/2022

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Art by Aidan Chang. Design by Tara Steckler.

01/03/2022

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Art by Anna Cornish. Design by Meguna Okawa

28/02/2022

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Art by Misha Mehta and Akbota Saudabayeva, photos courtesy of Tisch Archives. Design by Ines Wang

18/02/2022

“Picture this: on your tiny little laptop screen, two strangers meet and engage in some flirty (often antagonistic) banter. By some happenstance, they are forced to remain in each other’s lives: a new job turns them into begrudging coworkers, a fake relationship keeps someone’s parents from commenting on their devastating singlehood, etc. They become great friends. Finally they get together, or come close, but then, for lack of better words, s**t hits the fan: someone messes up or fate intervenes with a misunderstanding.”
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Art by Amanda Lipari Maxson. Design by Tara Steckler

17/02/2022

“When asked what he would do with a “bleak hill” in Medford, Charles Tufts replied, “I will put a light on it.” This is the story of how Tufts University was founded—at least the one Tufts chooses to highlight. But Tufts’ history does not start there; it begins centuries earlier. This hill—also known as Walnut Tree Hill and later College Hill—was not bleak or empty. It was, and still is, the site of many years of trauma and harm endured by Indigenous and enslaved peoples.”
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Art by Anna Cornish. Design by Uma Edulbehram

16/02/2022

Content Warning: Sexual
Assault and Bulimia

“I have a complicated relationship with height. Growing up, my father’s side of the family towered over me. My grandfather and grandmother topped out at 6-foot-4 and 6-foot respectively. They passed their genes onto my father, who continuously perplexed my classmates. One day, in kindergarten, I remember my classmate Peter’s widened eyes and slacked jaw as he watched my father enter the building.

“Wow! Your dad is so tall.” He looked at me in awe. “
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Art by Kate Bowers. Design by Ines Wang

15/02/2022

“What would it look like to respond to harm in a way that doesn’t create more trauma, more pain, more harm?”
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Art by Kate Bowers. Design by Meguna Okawa

16/01/2022

Hello friends! Interested in joining the O? If yes, then come to our GIM! It will be over zoom at 8pm on January 20th. The link is below! 😊

Zoom: https://bit.ly/tuftsobserverGIMzoom

16/01/2022

10/01/2022

👒🌱SPRING APPLICATIONS ARE OUT NOW!🌱👒

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🧃Due January 26th 🧃

21/12/2021

“You have a legal right to be an as***le in this country, as has been proven many times in court—Cubby v. CompuServe, Matal v. Tam, Snyder v. Phelps, just to name a few major free speech cases that were decided in favor of the speaker, rather than victim. “Asshole” is a generous way of putting it—two out of three of the aforementioned cases concern hate speech. There’s nothing America loves more than protecting the right to practice hatred against marginalized people.”
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Design by Tara Steckler. Art by Emmeline Meyers.