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Tisch College Solomont Speaker Series: Ibtihaj Muhammad

Join a conversation on sports, women empowerment and advocacy with Olympic fencing medalist, entrepreneur, author and activist, Ibtihaj Muhammad on Wednesday, October 23.

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Louisa Terrell to Serve as Tisch College Visiting Fellow for the Fall 2024 Semester

The former White House Legislative Director will lead special programming on highly-anticipated election season

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Meet trailblazer David Delvalle, the first known formerly incarcerated person to be hired by Tufts University

Tufts University Prison Initiative of the Tisch College of Civic Life (TUPIT)'s new Education and Reentry Director, David Delvalle is profiled in this piece by The Tufts Daily.

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The Boston Globe

$7.7m vs. $1.2m: On the MCAS ballot measure, business-backed opponents are getting outspent — and out-campaigned

Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, weighs in on the lackluster campaign against Massachusetts Ballot Question 2 on whether to drop the state’s MCAS requirement for graduation.

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The movement to legalize psychedelics comes with high hopes, and even higher costs

Evan Horowitz, director of cSPA, says that if Massachusetts Ballot Question 4, which asks voters to legalize select psychedelics for mental health treatment, passes it would likely only generate enough revenue to “cover the operations of the industry, the regulatory scheme, and more or less, nothing else.”

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Sarah Lotsoff’s Ode to Her Brother

The senior never thought addiction would be a part of her world, until it touched her family. Now she’s helping educate others about substance use

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Mass. ballot question 1: Should the state auditor be able to audit the legislature?

Analysis from cSPA on Massachusetts Ballot Question 1 on whether the state auditor should be allowed to investigate the Legislature is linked in this article.

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Tisch College Solomont Speaker Series: Ibtihaj Muhammad

Louisa Terrell to Serve as Tisch College Visiting Fellow for the Fall 2024 Semester

Election 2024

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Meet trailblazer David Delvalle, the first known formerly incarcerated person to be hired by Tufts University

$7.7m vs. $1.2m: On the MCAS ballot measure, business-backed opponents are getting outspent — and out-campaigned

The movement to legalize psychedelics comes with high hopes, and even higher costs

Sarah Lotsoff’s Ode to Her Brother

Mass. ballot question 1: Should the state auditor be able to audit the legislature?

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NARCAN Pick Up + Q&A

Engaging the Election: Self, Community, and Care Through Dialogue

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