Suspect wanted after string of break-ins near Tufts University in Somerville
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As hundreds of students and their parents moved into Tufts University on Tuesday, they were greeted by a picket line.
The union representing resident assistants at Tufts University is authorizing a one-day strike on move-in day.
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Tufts University and local police searched for hours and went room by room through multiple buildings looking for the caller.
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Tufts University says it is looking into two "incidents of hate" on campus in the last week.
Tufts University is partnering with Medford and Somerville public schools to test students as they return to class.
A team at Tufts University's Fletcher School has produced a Misinformation Vulnerability Index.
Tufts University will provide free coronavirus testing to the surrounding community starting Tuesday.
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President Monaco says the on-campus experience is crucial for students who will have to embrace the protocols to make it successful.
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Tufts University President Anthony Monaco is preparing his campus for a crisis. Health officials have predicted coronavirus cases could spike and overwhelm local hospitals, so Monaco is offering something Tufts has plenty of right now: space.
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Two Tufts University students say they were attacked near campus in the last week.
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Police are investigating the "suspicious" death of a baby on Somerset Avenue in Taunton, the district attorney said.
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