Digital projects in Jewish American Theatre

This project invites students to imagine the incredible variety of Jewish communities, identities, and performances in the U.S. from the middle of the nineteenth-century to the present day. As Jewish citizens established themselves in sites from Murfreesboro to New Orleans, from Galveston to San Francisco, they wrestled with how their Jewish identities might be perceived by non-Jewish residents and with what “versions” of Jewish identities they wanted to perform for themselves and others.  

Drop-In Crafts: A De-stress Fest Event by Tisch Library

Take a quick brain break with a variety of fun crafts in the super cozy DSDI Hub (Tisch 214) at Tisch Library! You can make anything from buttons to bracelets to zines or even work on a puzzle with some friends. Supplies will be available from 2-4pm on Thursday, April 30th.

Supplies includes:

  • Watercolor pens
  • Clay beads
  • Scissors
  • Coloring books
  • Button-makers
  • Magazines
  • Alcohol-based markers
  • Puzzles
  • Googly Eyes
  • and more!

Therapy Animals: A De-Stress Fest Event by Tisch Library and Paws for People

Need a boost to help you get to the finish line? Stop by Tisch Library's Leisure Area on Thursday, April 30th from 11:30am to 1pm to decompress with these cute therapy animals brought to you by Paws for People!

You'll meet these adorable animals and their humans:

  • Maui the Australian Shepherd and Denise Baker
  • Bear the Shih Tzu and Deb Gibbs
  • Hermie the Guinea Pig and Niki Vettel 
  • Philomena the Bernes Mountain Dog and Scott Talor
  • and maybe more!

 

Step into the action at TUSC's Tisch Takeover: Game Night

♠️🎱 Join us Friday, April 3 from 9 PM–12 AM in Tisch Library for a night full of games🃏. Bring your friends, test your skills, and enjoy Dave’s Fresh Pasta🍝 while you play. Whether you’re here to win or just for the vibes, it’s the perfect late-night activity.

Please note: level 2 will be closed for the event starting at 5pm. Levels 3, 1, and G will remain open if you are looking for quiet places to study.

DH Drop-ins

Drop into digital humanities at the library! Do you need help with an assignment or project? Just want to grab a coffee and talk DH?

Join us in the Digital Design Studio any time from 3-4pm for DH Drop-in hours, an informal time for working and learning about digital humanities together. Kaylen Dwyer will be available to answer questions, assist with technical issues, brainstorm, and have a conversation about using digital humanities in your work.

If you’re unable to attend any drop-in sessions, please contact Kaylen directly to schedule a meeting. kaylen.dwyer@tufts.edu

Build a speaker: Exploring the Intersections of Music and Engineering

Come learn about music engineering by building your own speaker! We’ll teach you the basics of how a speaker converts electrical signals into sound, and you’ll get to select your materials and build your own unique speaker to play music right from your phone.

Drop into this workshop anytime between 2 and 4pm for a creative study break to explore sound, technology, and design, and to enjoy some tasty snacks. This workshop is for everyone, whether you’re interested in music, engineering, or both!

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