Tufts University

Tufts University in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, has announced that it will shut down its Confucius Institute in the wake of student protests. The university, however, said it is ending the Confucius Institute to “focus more on our strong and growing direct relationship” with Beijing Normal University. Student protesters attacked the school’s “shameful collaboration between the university administration and the Chinese Communist Party.”

Medical schools in Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey are graduating students early so that they can join the front line fight against the coronavirus.

Tufts University announced this week that it will maintain its partnership with the Confucius Institute, a controversial organization backed by the Chinese government.

Tufts University announced recently that a new art installation will aim to increase awareness about ICE deportations in America. The “ICE Escape Signs” will mimic fire-escape signs.

Tufts University announced last week that they will remove a historic mural of important figures in the university’s history in order to “increase diversity.” Students said the mural made them “feel uncomfortable” because they portrayed white men.

A Tufts University professor threatened to call the cops on campus news site the College Fix after the site asked him for an interview.