You’ve finished teaching your class and it’s already time to prepare to teach it again! You have student evaluations to give you some information about how the course went, but you still have questions. Did the […]

This is the main web venue for ANTH 132/REL 134, Myth Ritual and Symbol, in Fall of 2017.

We have a Trunk site, but we’ll use that only for submitting and returning graded assignments. Everything else is […]

The Hirsh Health Sciences Library would like to welcome this year’s incoming students at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science & Policy!

During your orientation, you’ll have the opportunity to tour the H […]

As the Fall semester begins, the Hirsh Health Sciences Library is ready to launch the next series of Open Workshops! These workshops will cover many different research topics, such as learning how to begin a […]

Today’s around the globe post takes us to Småland, Sweden and the House of Emigrants. Here in America, there are many museums dedicated to the rich history of immigration, but this museum flips the vi […]

by Sean P. Mahoney, Eric S. Yoon

Recent developments have brought the structure of commercial lending platforms into sharp focus.  The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the “ […]

Our TeamFounder & Executive Director Hilary BindaHilary Binda is the Founder and Executive Director of the Tufts University Prison Initiative (TUPIT) and its […]

Did you know that there’s a librarian at Hirsh just for you?

The Hirsh Library Liaison Program provides a “point person” for each of the academic programs and clinical departments on the Tufts’ health sci […]

Join fellow museum and library professionals for an exciting day as experts from institutions around the country present their latest research on engaging families in libraries and museums. Learn how museums and […]

Megan Gately, Occupational Therapy

Megan Gately, a Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, brought a unique challenge to the 2016-2017 Instructional Technology Exploration Program (ITEP) offered by Tufts’ […]

Can you think of a flower that better depicts a warm, late-summer afternoon than a sunflower? The curators of museums in Philadelphia, London, Amsterdam, Munich, and Tokyo didn’t think so this past Monday, A […]

Alison Babeu called my attention to a recent blog by a Princeton Classics undergrad that really captured a major challenge and opportunity for a new Perseus. Solveig Lucia Gold described her own reaction to the […]

We have recently acquired two new electronic resources. You now have full access to:

The journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases (2015-present)
The 2nd edition of Esthetics and Biomechanics in Orthodontics.

I Can’t Watch The Polar Express
Have you ever watched the movie, The Polar Express? Roger Ebert gave it 4 out of 4 stars for many good reasons, but I personally couldn’t get past the creepy visuals. The […]