Student Life Calendar | Boston Fenway Park - 4 Jersey St, Boston, MA 02155


The Boston Red Sox Baseball Team plays against the Minnesota Twins Team on the 20th of September 2024 at Fenway Park.
 Come witness these two incredible baseball teams display their unquestionably sterling baseball l performance. The time is 7:10
 PM.


Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/red-sox-game

Student Life Calendar | Curtis Hall - Multipurpose room
Join us for a mixer for South Asian students at Tufts where they can come and enjoy Bollywood music and South Asian snacks to celebrate
their culture and identity for the night.


Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/bollywood-night

Student Life Calendar | 974 Main Street, Malden MA
A Build Day is a team-building day of service on one of Habitat for Humanity's construction sites. At the beginning of each workday, a Habitat Greater Boston Site Supervisor will begin with an introduction, a safety talk, and tool instruction. The group will then break into smaller crews to work on the various building tasks. The activities may include hanging drywall, painting, stacking lumber, framing, sanding, cleaning, and more!
Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/habitat-for-humanity-build-event-9-21-24

Student Life Calendar | Prudential Center (53 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA)
Join Graduate Student Council for Duck Boat Tours of Boston! Available to graduate students only on  September 21, 2024. The event will begin by meeting at 53 Huntington Ave at 12:45 PM for a 1 PM take-off on chartered duck boats. Please reserve your ticket in advance as there is a limited number! 
Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/duck-boat-tour-2

Student Life Calendar | Remis Sculpture Court
We'll be having Caribbean Ice Cream! Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/cso-ice-cream-social

Student Life Calendar | Joyce Cummings Center
The Human Touch: Storytelling and trust in a world of bots, bad actors, and AI

Get your free tickets here!  Writers and visual storytellers! Learn how to do revealing interviews, conduct in-depth investigations, and decipher data essential for authentic and compelling storytelling in research, journalism, and filmmaking. Hear how AI is influencing media and communications careers--and what the future holds. On September 21st, join us for the Institute of Storycraft & Information Gathering's 2nd annual forum featuring keynote speaker, Elliot Ackerman. Ackerman is a contributing writer for The Atlantic, a best-selling novelist and nonfiction author, a decorated combat veteran, and a Tufts alumnus. He graduated in 2003 with degrees from both the College of Arts & Sciences and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Bonus: All attendees will be entered into a drawing to win a free, hour-long consultation with one of our experts. Use this consultation to get answers and advice about your writing, research, or career! Must be present for the drawing during the closing reception to win. Looking for an even more hands on experience? Sign up for the pre-forum workshop! How to Talk to Anyone About Anything: Techniques for Revealing Interviews hosted by Tufts Sociology Department's own Sarah Sobieraj.
Powerful interviews are the backbone of nonfiction narratives that captivate audiences. In this small group, interactive workshop, learn how to conduct revealing interviews that are essential for compelling storytelling in research, journalism, and filmmaking. Practice developing evocative questions that draw out people's unique thoughts, ideas, and experiences. Find out how to build rapport with interviewees, even when asking about sensitive topics. To sign up for the forum and the pre-forum workshop, be sure to add both Ticket Options to your cart. 

Featured Panelists:
Emma Rose Brown, A'17, Freelance Reporter Jennifer Burton, Tufts Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies Abbie Lundberg, Editor in Chief, MIT Sloan Management Review Shaan Merchant, A'19, Jigsaw Productions Sarah Sobieraj, Tufts Department of Sociology Rosanna Xia, A'11, Los Angeles Times Learn more at http://tufts.presence.io/event/the-human-touch-storytelling-and-trust-in-a-world-of-bots-bad-actors-and-ai