Please join us on April 21st from 3:00p.m. – 4:30p.m. on Zoom for the first ever, virtual Tisch Undergraduate Research Awards Winners Symposium, where the award winners will discuss their exceptional research projects. Winners will be announced in April!
Tisch’s pop up library initiative was created to highlight materials by and about people of marginalized identities, and to build collaborative relationships with partners across Tufts. The media shared below highlights work made by or about the Latine/x community.
What is a blackout poem? Chances are you’ve seen it: a full page of text that has been “redacted”—or crossed out—with a thick, black permanent marker, leaving only a few visible words scattered across the page.
The SMFA Library's Zine Collection showcases publications created by the SMFA community and beyond. Founded in 2009, our collection includes a wide range of printing methods, formats, aesthetics, and subject matter. We build our collection to be a source of research, learning, and inspiration, and a record of community work.
Elettra Conoly ‘21 and Megan Szostak ‘22 share their research on music in Tufts Univ. MS 24, a Dominican miscellany from Northern Italy.
This manuscript is a collection of writings and chants, with the first 225 folios being copied during the 15th century, and the following fifty folios copied in the late 13th or 14th century. MS 24 is categorized as a Dominican Miscellany for a number of reasons. It contains several writings by Thomas Aquinas, a Dominican friar, as well as two musical sequences often associated with the Dominican order.
Newly available in the Tufts Digital Library: #ColorOurCollections, a coloring book featuring images from Tufts Libraries’ collections!
Download the coloring book from the Tufts Digital Library to color images from texts in the collections of Tisch Library, the W. Van Alan Clark, Jr. Library at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA), Digital Collections & Archives (DCA), and the Hirsh Health Sciences Library.
We are pleased to announce the launch of a companion site to Dr. Richard C. Jankowsky’s recently published book entitled Ambient Sufism: Ritual Niches and the Social Work of Musical Form (University of Chicago Press, 2020). It is available at https://sites.tufts.edu/ambientsufism/.