The Rewind

In the third episode of the Rewind, Anantya Dube sits down with Daily reporter Alexander Thompson to discuss how Medford residents have made several attempts to halt construction, citing zoning violations.

Producer Teagan Hart interviews reporter Anton Shenk about a worker injury at the Cummings Center and speaks with reporter Caleb Symons about international Tufts students' response to the Trump administration's expansion of its travel ban.

In this semester's first episode of The Rewind, host Leslie Gladstone interviews reporter Connor Dale and Tufts Climate Action representative Hanna Carr about the school's efforts to review investments in its endowment.

Host Arlo Moore-Bloom talks to reporters Anton Shenk and Caleb Symons about their latest investigation on faculty donations to political organizations. Shenk and Symons found that ninety-four percent of donated money went to Democratic candidates and causes, while just under 1% went to Republican-aligned recipients.

Producer Leslie Gladstone talks to reporter Alexander Thompson about the Confucius Institute at Tufts. After a semester-long review, Tufts has decided to renew its contract with the Chinese government funded education center.

Host Arlo-Moore Bloom talks to reporter Elie Levine about Medford's request for Tufts' institutional master plans, which would reveal future development plans for approximately the next ten years.

Producer Stephanie Rifkin speaks to reporter Robert Kaplan about the defacement of a sign in the African American Trail Project exhibit, and the subsequent creation of two Bias Response Teams.

Producer Tim Leong talks to reporter Alexander Thompson about the homophobic slur scratched into a Tufts student's door, marking the second incident of hate on campus this month.

Political strategist Karl Rove is invited by Tufts groups to address students and is met by protestors. Two former Tufts students, Bill Richardson and Joichi Ito, are implicated to varying degrees in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Guests: Daniel Weinstein and Alexander Thompson

In the first ever episode of The Rewind, Tufts students protest the complicity of Tufts and the state of Massachusetts in the climate crisis. A Jewish student finds a swastika affixed to their door, another incident of Antisemitism and white supremacy on the Tufts campus. Guests: Connor Dale and Austin Clementi