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Wilkie, Davis Each Shine in Pair of Events as Men's Track & Field Competes in California - Tufts University
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Wilkie, Davis Each Shine in Pair of Events as Men's Track & Field Competes in California - Tufts University

  • Wilkie set a Tufts 110m hurdles school record with 14.28 seconds, boosting him into the national top 10.
  • Davis posted Tufts’ top times in the 100m and 200m, moving to No. 3 and No. 2 all-time respectively.
  • Wilkie also ran 400m hurdles in 52.51 seconds, ranking #4 in the nation at the time.
  • McLeod achieved a PR in the 400m hurdles, placing seventh with 53.55 seconds.
  • Gulbransen and Aouchiche contributed solid marks in long-distance and distance events.
  • Other Jumbo competitors posted strong results in jumps and throws across the meets.
  • The Jumbo men prepared for more competition at Azusa Pacific and MIT in the days following.
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Doctors in training learn cooking skills to help patients amid America's chronic disease crisis
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Doctors in training learn cooking skills to help patients amid America's chronic disease crisis

  • Future doctors are learning cooking skills as part of culinary medicine to help patients with nutrition advice.
  • Tulane University’s Goldring Center runs teaching kitchens for medical and nursing students since 2012.
  • Tufts University launched a culinary medicine course in 2025 and partners with Community Servings.
  • Programs emphasize adding healthier ingredients rather than forcing abrupt diet changes.
  • Students practice practical cooking techniques to pass on to patients, including meal prep and organization.
  • Desert desserts are reimagined with higher fiber, lower fat in culinary courses.
  • Faculty say nutrition training helps prevent disease by teaching patients practical recipes.
  • The culinary medicine movement includes dozens of medical, nursing, and residency programs nationwide.
  • Experts say hands-on cooking training helps doctors counsel patients effectively on healthier eating.
  • The trend reflects rising rates of diet-related diseases fueling demand for nutrition-focused care.
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Tufts University student targeted by Trump administration completes PhD
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health18h ago

Tufts University student targeted by Trump administration completes PhD

  • Öztürk completed her PhD in the United States and returned to Turkey after a settlement resolved her immigration case.
  • Her visa was revoked by the Trump administration following a pro-Palestinian op-ed, triggering detention and deportation battles.
  • A settlement reinstated Öztürk’s SEVIS status and allowed her to leave the United States without further interference.
  • Öztürk’s arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement occurred in March 2025 during ongoing deportation proceedings.
  • The case drew attention to how international students faced immigration actions amid campus protests related to Gaza.
  • A judge terminated Öztürk’s deportation case earlier this year, and the government and her attorneys requested dismissal as part of the settlement.
  • The settlement resolved federal court issues and closed the legal fight over Öztürk’s status.
  • Rümeysa Öztürk had co-authored a Tufts Daily op-ed urging recognition of Palestinian rights, which sparked the visa dispute.
  • The case involved broader scrutiny of US immigration enforcement actions against students during political protests.
  • The State Department had used a rarely invoked authority to revoke visas linked to pro-Palestinian advocacy, according to the report.
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