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Gerald R. Gill Papers

Professor Gill’s papers reveal a deeply intersectional life focused on teaching and dedication to his students. The collection includes many photographs of current and former students, some documenting a vibrant slice of student life on the hill, others featuring Professor Gill in full academic regalia, beaming beside his students on their graduation day, as well as correspondence testifying to deep and lasting relationships as former students become fellow professionals, colleagues, and friends...

Stephane Jasmin, Jerry DeBerry, Cynthia Wong, Valerie Norris, and Danita Tankersly circa 1985.

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Black and white photograph of Professor Zella Luria at her desk. This photo is from the Office of Communications and Marketing Records, circa 1861 -- 2018.

Our New Exhibit: Zella Luria: Leading the Charge

Tufts Digital Collections and Archives has installed a new exhibit celebrating the life and work of Dr. Zella Luria. The exhibit, Zella Luria: Leading the...

Black and white image of the front page of the November 6, 1869 edition of The Observer, the Tufts student paper of record at the time. The image includes protesters and police at the barricade at the dormitory protest.

50th Anniversary of the Lewis Hall Protests

This week marks the 50th anniversary of the height of the Lewis Hall protests at Tufts, one of the community's most significant and effective protests...

School of the Museum of Fine Arts: New Material

Digital Collections and Archives recently received approximately 180 boxes and items (160 linear feet) of records from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, documenting the...

About DCA

Digital Collections and Archives (DCA) is the archives and manuscript repository of Tufts University and is open to the public.

DCA’s team of professional archivists provides stewardship for the Tufts University Archives, several hundred manuscript collections, and other permanently valuable physical and digital archival materials. DCA staff also assist Tufts students, faculty, and staff with recordkeeping activities, through records management and digital library services.