How Witches Evolved from Social Outcasts to Pop-Culture Heroines
An expert from the Salem Witch Museum explains our changing ideas about witches and witchcraft
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Students Kindle Connections to Nature, the Environment, and Culture
In settings as varied as museums, an ExCollege classroom, and a greenhouse, students are stepping up to meet the future with 'active hope'.
An Opera Singer Expands Her Repertoire
Tahanee Aluwihare, AG24, knows art can be exclusionary. She’s pursuing a master’s in museum education to invite people in.
Tufts Museum Studies Blog
Exploring ideas and engaging in conversation.
Program Highlights
Recent faculty awards, accomplishments, and promotions.
Ken Turino part of a panel at the Stonewall 50: Defining LGBTQ Site Preservation symposium where he spoke on Queering New England's Historic Houses
A symposium on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots co-presented by Columbia GSAPP, the NYC LGBT Historic Sites Project and QSAPP.
Museums need to move with the times – that’s why deaccessioning isn’t always bad news
Though the fickleness of taste means it’s a bad idea to discard what may be out of fashion today lest it come back into fashion tomorrow, the march of time and inevitable re-visioning of the canon create new gaps to fill and new stories to tell.
Supreme Justice through a Museum
How often do you think a Supreme Court Justice volunteers to participate in a museum program?