Tufts University

The following is a non-exhaustive list of examples of email abuse: ... Sending spam, chain letters, letter bombs or any other type of widespread distribution of unsolicited email. ... Sending of offensive or abusive messages.

Protests and demonstrations on campus are exempt from the event registration process that is otherwise required of all student events. Nevertheless, students are invited and encouraged to register their planned protests and demonstrations with the Office for Campus Life (OCL) so that…

The policy on chalking, with the exceptions noted below, allows for the chalking of messages on campus sidewalks. No chalking of any kind on Matriculation Day or Commencement. No profanity or explicit sexual material. No defaming of groups or individuals because of…

Members of the Tufts community owe one another the basic respect and ethical obligations of human beings engaged in a common endeavor. While not enjoying the force of law, these obligations reflect three basic community values: 1) respect for the freedom of…

Sexual Harassment (as defined by the 2020 Title IX regulations): ... unwelcome (or non-consensual) conduct determined by a reasonable person to be so severe, pervasive and objectively offensive that it effectively denies a person equal access to the University’s education program or…

Tufts University is an educational community that has as its paramount mission the discovery and dissemination of knowledge and the pursuit of the arts through study, teaching, and research. For this community to achieve its mission, all members must have full and…