and the Sarah Scaife Foundation. The investigative series, titled "Dark Money at Tufts," cited examples in which the organizations have been given influence over hiring decisions and academic curricula after donating to other universities and reported that Tufts administrators and faculty are "often unaware of, or uninterested in, donors’ philanthropic record and relevant interests." In March 2022, Tufts Daily Deputy News Editor Emily Thompson and Editor in Chief Alexander Janoff were sued by local landlord and orthodontist Mouhab Rizkallah over Thompson’s reporting on a protest against Rizkallah’s negligent treatment of his tenants. Rizkallah accused Thompson and Janoff of defamation, saying Thompson’s article misrepresented the comment he gave to the Daily for her story. Thompson and Janoff maintained that the article was accurate as published, and the suit was ultimately dismissed with prejudice. Prior to dismissal, it garnered coverage from the Boston Globe and Teen Vogue, among other publications. Sections The Daily has six sections of original written content (News, Features, Sports, Arts, Science and Investigative), as well as an Opinion section that includes op-ed submissions from community members, bylined content from Opinions staffers and editorials written by the paper's editorial board. The Daily has three multimedia sections — audio, video and photo — along with a production department that contains the layout, copy, graphics and social media sections. News, features, arts, sports, science and investigative The Daily'''s news section reports on Tufts events, campus politics, student life and breaking news. It also covers Tufts’ host communities of Medford and Somerville. The features section publishes in-depth explorations of student life and trends in academia, at Tufts and nationwide. It also publishes profiles of Tufts faculty and students. The section typically runs one feature-length article and one column each day. The arts section began as a single article in the paper's first issue in 1980 and has since expanded to run three to four articles each day, covering on- and off-campus events. From 1987 until 2002, Arts ran its "Weekender" supplement once a week as an insert magazine. The Weekender was later relaunched as part of the paper, rather than an insert, and typically includes a lengthy profile of a local event, exhibition, or artist. It appears inside Thursday's paper. The sports section provides in-depth coverage of the school's varsity teams and occasionally reports on club and intramural sports. The section regularly profiles Tufts athletes and explores issues and trends in major