



Located in Medford, Mass., Tisch Library is a part of the Tufts University. The library building is a handicapped-accessible facility and has study spaces, collections, restrooms and an entrance and exit equipped with automatic doors. The library has a wide range of collection of books on arts and humanities, history, languages, medicine, engineering science and general social sciences. Its microforms and current periodicals collection includes journals, magazines, and newspapers in various languages, microform sets and United States government publications. It has various readers and printers for microfilm and microfiche. The library also offers a variety of other services that include photocopying, scanning, e-mailing and recording of microform images into electronic format, floppy disks and recordable CDs. The library s media center provides screening facilities and also offers individual media carrels. In addition, Tisch Library houses the Tower Caf that provides a location for students and faculty for discussion and conversations.
Website: library.tufts.edu
Phone: (617) 627-3347
Cross Streets: Between Latin Way and College Ave
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35 Professors Row Medford, MA 02155 ·535.59 mi
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yelpI can only comment on the studying conditions of this place, and not the book collections. There are numerous places to study here, and Tufts students are for the most part very quiet and...
MoreAs someone who is not a student, I absolutely give this library 5 stars. My parents used to teach at Tufts, and all through high school I would cut class to come watch foreign films in the AV...
MoreIt'll do. I know this is snobby, but my undergrad college had the 3rd-biggest university library in the country...Tisch seems a little dinky in comparison. I mean, it's FINE, but nothing to...
MoreI adore this library. It is my sanctuary. They let you stay in the reading room until 1am (when late night study begins), regardless of where you actually go to school. Need to print something? No...
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