News: CHAT Highlights

For our final open house of the year, CHAT celebrated the excellent work of part-time faculty in the humanities at Tufts.

The Faculty Fellowship Application period is now open, through December 7th.

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.

The National Humanities Alliance has a new website explaining to students (and parents) why studying the humanities in college is key for future success in a rapidly changing world. Read more at their site.

The Tufts Graduate Humanities Conference has extended its deadline for papers to July 1! Tufts grad students are encouraged to apply. The conference will be held on October 17.

Five Sisters Productions and the Tufts University Half the History Film Project return to The Umbrella Arts Center to present a program of three locally shot short films about impactful women in Concord history.

On March 28 & 29, CHAT & the Department of Music co-hosted the International Symposium on the Musical Arts of Africa in the Granoff Music Center.

The National Humanities Alliance has a special message for all members, and humanities centers.

The Center for the Humanities at Tufts (CHAT) was happy to host an Open House event that celebrates the remarkable research in the humanities by our Tufts faculty.

The Center for the Humanities at Tufts will host several events in the spring of 2025 designed for those who are looking for guidance on getting published and writing for a broader audience.

Tutfs Now has written an article on the display in Tisch Library created for the "Slavery, Colonialism, and their Legacies" Initiative.

Tufts doctoral students: apply by March 1 for a dissertation fellowship for 2025-2026.