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The Center for the Humanities at Tufts fosters interdisciplinary humanities work in comparative literature, comparative religion, world history, philosophy, anthropology, and the arts, to innovate new research and reflection.

The Center hosts public lectures, seminars, conferences and colloquia by visiting artists, writers, and scholars, and brings together faculty, postdoctoral, and dissertation fellows. Fellows participate in a research seminar and attend monthly public events with distinguished visiting scholars.

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brown poster with white text and picture of Gerald Gil on left
brown poster with white text and picture of Gerald Gil on left
Tufts and Slavery Initiative Open House, 3/23
Join the Center for Public History and CHAT for a special Open House event at noon on 3/23!
March 23 | 12:00 pm ET
poster featuring fung house on top, and cheese platter on left, with text in white
poster featuring fung house on top, and cheese platter on left, with text in white
CHAT Open House & Faculty Research Showcase, 3/24
Join us for our open house March 24 with a showcase of new work in the humanities at Tufts.
March 24 | 4:00 pm ET
poster featuring Rani Neutill and a photo of her book on top, a purple box with event details on bottom
poster featuring Rani Neutill and a photo of her book on top, a purple box with event details on bottom
Book talk with author Rani Neutill, 3/25
All are invited to a special conversation with author Rani Neutil about her new book, Do You Know How Lucky You Are?
March 25 | 4:00 pm ET