News: CHAT Highlights

As part of the Center's effort to support scholars in the Humanities, CHAT is piloting a program to offer small grants to graduate students in humanities fields who may require supplemental funding for their degree activities.

The MUSE Arts, Humanities, and Humanistic Social Sciences is a funding program sponsored by the Office of the Vice Provost for Research (OVPR) to support intramural projects in the humanities.

Congratulations to Melinda Latour, whose book, The Voice of Virtue, has won the Morris D. Forkosch Book Prize!

CHAT's annual report for 2023-2024 is now available. You are invited to see our year in review, 2023-2024.

Stories of Sound is an audio series that delves into sound arts and audio storytelling, offering listeners a window into the creative processes of those who tell stories through sound. The podcast is now available

If you are planning on hosting an event in Fall 2024, come talk to us about co-sponsoring. We can help with advertising, funding, and more!

CHAT congratulations our dissertation fellows, Mia Levenson and Rebekah Waalkes, now graduates of Tufts University! Well done!

On April 12, Tufts hosted the Greater Boston Digital Humanities Symposium in Tisch Library.

The Half the History Project is excited to announce the trailer for "Ellen Garrison: Scenes from an Activist's Life" is now on YouTube! Check it out

On Friday, April 5, ILCS, in conjunction with CHAT, the Charles Smith Endowment Fund, Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and the Arabic Program, hosted the "Gothic Now!" Symposium in Aidekman Arts Center, featuring author Elizabeth Hand.

Congratulations to CHAT's dissertation fellows-- Mia Levenson and Rebekah Waalkes-- for completing major milestones in their thesis work. Well done!

CHAT's Open House event on March 6 was a celebration of the new publications in the humanities, humanistic social sciences and the fine arts. Congratulations to all of the faculty who published/performed/created in 2023 and 2024.