Past Events

Starting January 12, the Faculty & Fellows writing group opens up again for people who would like to write.

Join us December 6 at 4 p.m. for an Open House gathering.

Join us on December 6 at noon for a presentation by Diego Luis about Acapulco and the Repartimientos.

Tufts graduate students in the humanities are invited to an informal conversation over lunch with Mary Amanda McNeil (Assistant Professor, Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora) on building communities and practicing kinship towards survival within/beyond the academy.

Join us on Wednesday, November 29th at 4 p.m. for an introduction to some new faculty in the humanities.

CHAT invites you to come to a special presentation on 11/15 featuring Faculty Fellow Daanika Gordon

Co-sponsored by Tufts Film and Media Studies, Tufts Department of Philosophy, Center for Humanities at Tufts, and the Boston Cinema/Media Seminar, the Tufts Community is invited to a special presentation.

Sponsored by the Center for Humanities at Tufts and the Grad TLC program, we warmly invite you to join us next Monday for a special event with guest rl Goldberg from the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning at Princeton.

The Center for Humanities, The Center for the Study of Race & Democracy, The Tufts Archival Research Center, the History Department and the Office of the Provost would like to welcome the Tufts community to attend our upcoming symposium on the Slavery, Colonialism, and their Legacies at Tufts project.

The Department of Religion invites you to a special presentation, featuring the scholarship of Professor Jennifer Eyl, "Stand by your God: Paul of Tarsus on Fidelity."

CHAT invites you to come visit us on Wednesday, November 1 at noon for a special presentation by CHAT Fellow, Simon Han, and special guest Kate Conlon. All are welcome.

Tufts graduate students in the humanities are invited to an informal conversation with Diego Luis (Assistant Professor, History) on navigating academia as well as unpacking the “hidden curriculum” of graduate school.