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Medford city council, mayor take up divergent positions in divestment ordinance lawsuit - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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The Medford City Council has distanced itself from the mayoral administration’s retreat from defending the Values-Aligned Local Investments Ordinance in a lawsuit it currently faces in federal court. The council passed a formal declaration setting out its position during its Sept. 15 meeting in a 6–1 vote. The city council’s declaration states that the city administration, led by Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn, has supported a motion for a preliminary injunction to prevent the divestment ordinance fr
Tufts librarians declare intent to form union, ask university for voluntary recognition - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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Library staff from across Tufts campuses have begun the process of unionizing, announcing at a rally Tuesday morning that over 70% of library staff have signed union authorization cards. At the end of the rally, a letter declaring the library staff’s intent to unionize was read out before Marty Ray, vice president for strategic initiatives and chief of staff to University President Sunil Kumar. Ray accepted the letter and a photo petition with staff’s faces on a banner. Patrick Collins, executiv
Tufts AAUP issues report calling for CEVIHE accountability, its removal from the president’s office - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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Tufts’ chapter of the American Association of University Professors called for accountability and transparency of the Center for Expanding Viewpoints in Higher Education in an end-of-year report published and sent to University President Sunil Kumar on May 27. In the report, Tufts AAUP makes three recommendations: relocate CEVIHE from the president’s office, publish bylaws that would delimit its power to review faculty syllabi without consent and disclose the names of its donors and Community Ad
Pavement Coffeehouse to open this fall in Joyce Cummings Center - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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Pavement Coffeehouse, a local chain of coffee shops in the greater Boston area, will open a new location within the Joyce Cummings Center this fall, replacing a Starbucks that closed last fall. Pavement is tentatively planning to open in November after signing a 10-year lease. The opening comes more than a year after Starbucks shuttered all pickup-only sites, including its JCC location. The search for a replacement began when Tufts University hired a commercial brokerage firm to list the vacated
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