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Melville S. Munro Papers

The Melville S. Munro Papers record the work of Melville S. Munro (1881-1945), a faculty member for more than three decades, who made his most notable contributions to Tufts through his camera's lens. Over 800 of the images captured by Munro have been digitized and are available online at the Tufts Digital Library, and thousands of physical photographs are available at the Tufts Archival Research Center. Munro’s photography records the buildings, events, and campus life at Tufts in the first...

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Drowning chained hand visual art by Anonymous

Announcing the TUPIT reSentencing Journal Collection

We are pleased to announce that the archives of the reSentencing journal are now available for research at the Tufts Archival Research Center. The journal...

Tufts Archival Research Center: A New Era for Tufts Archives

We in Digital Collections and Archives are very excited to announce that the name of our department will be changing to Tufts Archival Research Center...

Black and white photo of Dean Harleston greeting a graduate as she accepts her diploma.

Leading While Black at Tufts: Learning through Archival Research

There is something very unique about learning about history through archival research. Most of the information I was handling while researching for the Leading While...

About TARC

Tufts Archival Research Center (TARC) is the archives and manuscript repository of Tufts University and is open to the public.

TARC’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. TARC staff also assist Tufts students, faculty, and staff with recordkeeping activities, through records management and digital library services.