Past Events

Martín Espada -- winner of the 2021 National Book Award — is coming to campus read and converse at Tufts.

Join us on November 17 for a conversation with Inna Leykin, discussing her new book, Caring Like a State: The Politics of Russia's Demographic Crisis.

CHAT and the Center for Public History invite everyone to a book talk with Dr. Brandon Terry, Joy Foundation Fellow of the Radcliffe Institute at Harvard University.

Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern Studies (AMEMS) is a new initiative at Tufts University intended to bring together faculty, students, and staff around shared interests in the study of ancient, medieval, and early modern topics.

On November 13, University Ecologies will be hosting a special discussion entitled "A Conversation on Land, Art, and Abolitionist Practice," in Eaton Hall, Room 260. We will be joined by JT Roane, Assistant Professor at Rutgers University, and artist j ackie sumell.

Join us November 12 at 4 pm to hear an original presentation by CHAT Postdoctoral Fellow, Fern Thompsett.

Join us November 12 at noon to hear Malcolm Turvey discuss his publication, Film, Art, and the Limits of Science.

The English Department and Tufts Chaplaincy are delighted to announce that the legendary Ustad Fareed Ayaz and Abu Mohammad will be performing qawwali at Tufts on November 6.

Join us for a special conversation with Fernando Salinas-Quiroz from the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development.

The Department of Urban & Environmental Policy & Planning invites the Tufts Community for the second session of the series: Whose Land? Beyond Land Acknowledgements.

Join us November 3rd at noon to learn more about the Gill Fellowship, an avenue to participate in research for the Tufts Slavery, Colonialism and their Legacies Initiative.

Join us for a roundtable discussion about the Tufts Pollinator initiative, past & present.