During the adjustment to college, neurodivergent students often face the challenge of navigating an environment without the built-in safety nets they relied on in high school.
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Tufts University | Guillain-Barré syndrome explained: The rare paralytic disease surging in Gaza
Guillain-Barré has a history of surfacing in wartime settings, underscoring the relationship between armed conflict, the consequential degradation of living conditions and the emergence of acute paralytic illnesses.
Tufts University | Keeping inner thoughts ‘private’
Following the release of this study, the public has been divided in its reactions — with some people expressing excitement and others expressing fear. Some people are concerned that this study represents the opening of a Pandora’s box in terms of the technology’s potential.
Tufts University | Tufts completes various campus renovations ahead of new school year, including improvements to Tisch, campus accessibility
“Specific to accessibility, the University is completing an assessment for the Medford and Somerville campuses. We plan to use the findings to integrate accessibility improvements into future projects across campus,” Gosselin wrote.
Tufts University | The revolution will not be televised: How media suppresses protest coverage
At the end of the day, major newspapers like the Times and The Washington Post are corporations that prioritize readership and investors. They often refrain from covering topics like protests in order to maintain their readership and their investors.
Tufts University | Stop publishing authors’ works posthumously
In an interview with NPR, Jordan Pavlin, the publisher and executive vice president at Knopf, describes “Notes to John” as “fill[ing] in those blanks” between lesser-known aspects of Didion’s life. Why are we, as the readership, entitled to have those blanks filled in for us? The question is, of course, rhetorical: We are not, and we need to learn how to start respecting that.
