Kirsteen Patterson of Shrewsbury was named the new Director of Administration and Finance for the Medford Public Schools. Ms. Patterson will replace Patricia Viele, who has been serving
Tufts University has teamed up with 100 Girls of Code to offer free coding workshops for girls ages 10-18. 100 Girls of Code is a non-profit organization that
Tufts students and local kids work on fall-themed crafts at last year’s Community Day (Matthew Healey for Tufts University) Tufts University, in cooperation with the cities of Medford
Tufts University Welcome Weekend will start on Thursday, September 8th, with a fireworks display from approximately 8:15pm to 8:40pm. For this event, we would like to invite all
Tufts University’s Class of 2020 boasts the title of most selective ever: only 14.3 percent of a record 20,223 applicants were admitted, placing Tufts among the most selective
This summer, about 30 local children participated in the Tufts University Summer Music Program at the Tufts campus in Medford/Somerville. The two-week program, led by Tufts Music Professor
Tufts University has appointed Rocco DiRico, a Medford native with extensive political and public service experience, as co-director of its Community Relations office. DiRico will join longtime director
Superintendent Roy Belson is featured in an article from the August edition of the American School Board’s Journal, the official publication of the National School Boards Association. This
– Allison Goldsberry A Malden man was arraigned in Middlesex Superior Court on Tuesday in connection with an alleged sexual assault of a disabled student, according to information
Establishes 529 Plan for College Savings Representative Paul J. Donato (D-Medford) joined his colleagues in the House of Representatives to pass an economic development bill that will enhance
The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, officially becomes part of Tufts University’s School of Arts and Sciences on Friday, July 1, 2016. Now named the
