Freeman A. Hrabowski III to Deliver Commencement Address to the Class of 2025
Educator and mathematician will speak at the May 18 ceremony
SMFA News & Stories
Meet the Admitted Undergraduate Class of 2029
The accepted students are academically accomplished, inventive, and entrepreneurial and come with wide-ranging interests
Life After Art School? A New Course Has It Covered
From commissions to copyright to the importance of community, MFA students learn how to thrive as real-world artists
Free Admission to Harvard Museums for Tufts Students and Faculty
All Tufts students and faculty now have access, free of charge, to the network of museums at Harvard University
This Week, Three Boston Art Schools Collaborate for a Citywide Open Studios Event
The inaugural cross-institutional open studios event will take place across MassArt, BU, and the SMFA on Saturday, March 1 and Friday, March 7.
The Visionary Behind Boston’s First Public Art Triennial
Founder Kate Gilbert hopes to showcase the vibrancy of the city’s neighborhoods
The Menus Have Changed, but Dining Halls Keep Dishing Up Tastes of Home
From white tablecloths to mobile apps, Tufts dining has evolved over time. But the friendships that develop over shared meals never go out of style.
Emerging Artists Share Pieces of Themselves
Works by four SMFA at Tufts students and recent alumni are now on display at the MFA
Adjusting the Frame: Eve Holzman BFA ’25 on Art, Perspective, and the Self
Eve Holzman, BFA '25, has a journey that's tied together by threads, symbolizing resilience, connection, and self-discovery. From the string that pulled her upward in ballet, to the red thread binding her artist book, and the camera lens that reshaped her view of the world, her work is a testament to adaptation and growth.
From Siberia, a Voice for Environmental Justice
A new documentary tells the story of one woman’s push for accountability for coal mining's environmental and health dangers
How Technology Reshapes Art and Connection: The Work of Miguel Caba, BFA ’25
How does technology transform the way art is made? For Miguel Caba, BFA ’25, it acts as a reinforced link that connects continents and expands creative bounds.
John Wilson left a monumental legacy. The museum world is finally carving out a place for it.
On Feb. 8, the MFA will unveil ‘Witnessing Humanity: The Art of John Wilson,’ the largest-ever retrospective of the Roxbury native and SMFA alum's work