Join Tisch Special Collections and the Tufts University Chaplaincy for a presentation of medieval music for the season of Advent during services on Sunday, December 8th in Goddard Chapel!

Our Manuscript 27 is a late 14th century Italian antiphonal, a choir book designed for the singing of monastic prayers - in this case, chants for the first Sunday of Advent through Epiphany.

At the 5:00 PM Catholic Mass and the 7:00 PM Protestant Worship, members of the Tufts community will sing selections from this manuscript.

Play laser tag in Tisch and enjoy Shake Shack, t-shirts, inflatable games and more thanks to TUSC!

Join us for snacks and a relaxing, playful exploration of Adobe Illustrator. Illustrator is a vector-based 2D design program used for graphic design, typesetting, and (unsurprisingly) illustration, but it’s not a typical “drawing” program like you might be familiar with if you’ve used Photoshop or ProCreate. This event will help you understand how to start developing a visual language by experimenting with shape, color, and scale with a focus on exploration and process more than product. There is no previous experience with Illustrator required.

Come hang out in the DDS and explore objects close-up with our 200x macro smartphone lens and unconventional microphones.  Low stake prompts and reflections will help encourage curiosity for seeing and listening in different ways. Light snacks will be available. Feel free to bring your objects to listen or look at! 

Relax and recharge in the DSDI Community Research Hub (Tisch 224) before finals!

Join us on Wednesday, December 11th between 12:30-3:30pm to unwind with friends, food, drinks, and a cozy film.

Keep an eye on Tisch Library Instagram (@TischLibrary) for our film selection reveal.

This event is sponsored by Tisch Library's User Experience and Student Success Department.

Library Carpentry focuses on empowering people in library and information fields to use software and data in their own work and to become advocates for and train others in efficient, effective, and reproducible data and software practice. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems. For more information on what we teach and why, please see our paper "Best Practices for Scientific Computing".

Library Carpentry focuses on empowering people in library and information fields to use software and data in their own work and to become advocates for and train others in efficient, effective, and reproducible data and software practice. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems. For more information on what we teach and why, please see our paper "Best Practices for Scientific Computing".

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Join the Fiber Arts Club for the Intro to Embroidery workshop on Thursday, Octo