professional sports in its weekly columns. The Science section was established in fall 2021 to cover new developments in public health and scientific research on Tufts’ campuses, in the greater Boston area and beyond. The section publishes online only and is known for in-depth features as well as “bite-size” articles. The investigative section produces comprehensive, long-form coverage of significant topics of interest, which often takes months to produce. In September 2019, the section covered a 2018 meeting among presidents of Boston-area colleges and the Saudi crown prince, focusing on the previously undisclosed attendance of Tufts University President Anthony Monaco. In 2022, the section published the results of a months-long investigation into Teaching Assistant pay discrepancies at Tufts, which found that TAs in some departments are vastly underpaid, including at least one below the university minimum wage. Opinion and editorial The Daily's opinion section accepts submissions from all members of the Tufts community on any campus, national, or global issue. It has become an important platform for campus debate, with particularly controversial pieces often leading to a series of back-and-forth op-eds. It was known as the Viewpoints section until fall 2007, when it merged with the Editorial department. The Viewpoints section was then relaunched in spring 2021 as subcategory of Opinion, and includes Opinion content written by staff or contributing writers. The paper has traditionally run several editorials per week. Editorials are unsigned and, as such, represent the opinions of the Daily. Audio, video, and photo The Daily's audio section launched in 2018 and produces multiple podcasts, including The Rewind, Take Town, and A Blight on the Hill. The video section releases videos on the Daily’s YouTube channel. The Daily's Newsroom Concert Series, featuring performances from Tufts’ own Veronica Stewart-Frommer of Melt and the members of Emperor Jones, was launched in spring 2022. The photo section produces regular content, including daily photos that accompany articles and monthly photo spreads. Business, alumni liaison The business department is responsible for print, digital, social media, and newsletter advertisement sales, supplying the Daily's main source of income. The alumni liaisons coordinate fundraising and journalism education initiatives with the Tufts Daily Alumni Council, which was formed in 2020. Distribution The Daily partners with the news aggregator applications Apple News and NewsBreak. During the 2020–21 academic year, the Daily reduced print production to at most once per week due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the Daily continued