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Ross Cristantiello 08/10/2024 11:32

Tufts suspends pro-Palestinian student group, citing violent imagery and language

Despite the suspension, members of the Tufts Students for Justice in Palestine group continued to demonstrate this week. The post

Ross Cristantiello 26/09/2024 04:39

Here’s how New England colleges fared in U.S. News’s 2024 rankings

MIT came in second, just behind Princeton. Harvard and Yale also placed highly on the closely watched annual college rankings.

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More than 100 aid, rights groups call for action as hunger spreads in Gaza

23/07/2025 Stephania Roberie

Gaza has seen its food stocks run out since Israel cut off all supplies to the territory in March...

Egyptians reject Israel’s plans for ‘humanitarian city’ in southern Gaza

23/07/2025

Cairo has voiced strong opposition to Israel's plan to establish the so-called "humanitarian city" on the ruins of Rafah in

No aid supplies left and staff starving in Gaza, says Norwegian Refugee Council

23/07/2025 Johnathon Menjivar

The Norwegian Refugee Council told Reuters on Tuesday its aid stocks are completely depleted in Gaza, with some of its