Grad Student Research Toolkit

In this workshop we will discuss the research needs of graduate students across campus. Best practices for graduate research will be covered. Resources for research, data management, and citations will be covered.   This workshop is part of the Graduate Workshop Series and will be tailored to an AS&E graduate student audience, but we invite undergraduate students and grad students from other Tufts schools to join us at this workshop if you're interested!

Welcome Class of 2027!

Posted: Tue, Aug 22nd 2023

Join Tisch Library for the Scavenger Hunt on August 31st and the Open House on September 2nd to welcome the Tufts Class of 2027. Tisch will be part of the campus-wide Scavenger Hunt on August 31st from 11:30am-2:30pm and will host an Open House on September 2nd from 11:00am-2:00pm. At the Open House you can join us for the activities or just chill out with creative quiet time. And you can also pick your fave study spot on a giant map of the library and grab some Tisch swag!

Decolonizing Your Bibliography

In this interactive workshop, we’ll discuss the lack of diversity in academic publishing and steps we as researchers can take to incorporate marginalized voices into our work. Participants will engage with Decolonizing Methodologies, brainstorm where and how to find community voices, and spend some time searching for diverse resources. During the workshop we will co-create a list of places to look for marginalized voices.

I’ll be your mirror: Annette Lemieux

For over forty years, Boston-based artist Annette Lemieux (b. 1957) has created work that is as captivating as it is confounding. Inspired by advertisements, popular music, and art history, her work navigates the image in the age of mass media, traversing both mainstream and fringe. Lemieux’s artistic practice emerged in the context of the 1980s Pictures Generation, a group of artists using montage and appropriation to reveal how images are culturally constructed.

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