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Welcome one, welcome all, to the Boston Brews column! Now, you may be wondering: who is this random person doing a column all about cafés in and around Boston, and how much of a coffee lover do they have to be? Well, think of me as your honorary coffee connoisseur who hails from Washington State and is now finding their wings in Boston.
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As the United States gears up for the first nationwide elections since the start of the second Trump presidency, election experts are closely watching young voters’ voting patterns. People are highly motivated to vote because of economic concerns such as the cost of living, healthcare, and housing, as well as geopolitical turmoil surrounding the war in Iran.
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Tufts filed a lawsuit to vacate a decision by the Service Employees International Union Local 509 earlier this month in the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts. The lawsuit seeks to prevent the reinstatement of a Tufts professor fired in March 2025 following an investigation into alleged sexual activity in his office.
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Historically, about 13% to 15% of students at Tufts University are varsity athletes across various teams. Outside of that, approximately 22% of enrolled students are involved in club sports. Both varsity and club athletes travel to other schools to compete, although club sports require fewer hours and commitment than varsity. Most students might think this i
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One of my goals for this year was to not wake up angry. As someone who is tuned into the news (probably to an unhealthy degree), I know just how dangerous anger can be. It can fuel physical violence, cause us to say unimaginably cruel things online and eliminate kindness and trust from our lives. I know myself, and I know how important it is for me to keep a
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The Medford cafe Danish Pastry House, located on the corner of Boston Avenue and Winthrop Street, officially reopened as the Danish Coffee Studio on Oct. 6 after closing in September for internal renovations and rebranding following a change in ownership.
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Tufts University student organizations have been working alongside the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life to spread election resources and host informative events as the Tufts community prepares for the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. This comes amid rising political engagement among youth voters at Tufts and across the nation.
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Tufts University library workers voted Wednesday, 41–5, to form a union, recognizing Service Employees International Union Local 888 as their official collective-bargaining representative. The vote, overseen by the National Labor Relations Board, represents approximately 71% of eligible library staff across Tufts campuses.
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Calling the times we’re living in crazy seems like an understatement, calling them unprecedented almost seems cliche. Each day, we seem to face a new political scandal, a new way artificial intelligence might try to take our jobs or a new vegetable trying to make us sick.
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In her very first briefing as Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt informed the room of media outlets and print journalists that they now “[had] access to the most transparent and accessible president in American history.” She continued, “There has never been a president who communicates with the American people, and the American press corps, as openly and auth
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