Experience Tufts University in Virtual Reality

Academic Green
Ballou Hall
Braker Hall
Packard Hall
West Hall and Academic Green
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A class holds a session on the steps of Alex's Place
A first-year dorm room in Haskell Hall
A movie on the Rez Quad
A student works in the lab in Pearson Hall
A well-decorated first-year dorm room
Actors perform in a student-directed performance in the Balch Arena Theater
Advanced Production Lab_ for all your 3D printing and laser-cutting needs.
An undergraduate student works in a lab measuring energy absorption of thermophotovoltaic cells.
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Associate Professor Chorng Hwa Chang teaches a programming class
Ballou Hall from the top of the President's Lawn
Barnum Cover
Barnum Inside
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Bookmaking encompasses handmade and digital fabrication
Bowen Gate
Carlos Medina, A12, performs a chemical reaction
Ceramics Kiln Room_ fire pieces up to 6 feet tall
Charles Inouye teaches Intro to Japanese Culture
Critique is in session with Jeannie Simms
Dorms can be an effective space to get some studying done!
Envy Step Team on the Cohen Stage
Exploring virtual reality in the New Media Lab
Facilities to support analog, digital, black & white, and color photo
Film editing suite_ for students who prefer physical to digital editing
Gabby throwing on the wheel
Goddard Chapel
Irish Step Dance on the Cohen Stage
Jaycie working in the painting studios - which are available 24-hours a day!
Join the list of names on the wall - that goes back to 1992 - when you get certified in the Woodshop
Jordyn Wolfand, E11, in the nanotech lab
Lithography is one of many specialized printmaking areas available
Lower President's Lawn
Our exhibitions department brings internationally known artists into the SMFA community
Our Graphic Arts students use their work to give voice to important issues
Over 7,000 items, from entry-level to professional, can be accessed in the Media Stockroom
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Paper isn't just a material to draw on but can also take on sculptural aspects
President Anthony Monaco visits a Pearson Classroom
Robotics programmer Evan Krause extends a hand towards Cindy the robot
SMFA Students with Medal Award Honoree, Lorna Simpson.
Space for large-scale sculpture and installation work