The Student Government Association (SGA) is looking for VP, Treasurer, election committee, first year rep, and community development lead.

Interested in creating your own student club? Complete this form, and SGA will be in touch with next steps.

Call for art for the SMFA Art Sale, New England's largest contemporary art sale. This is a fantastic opportunity to sell your work, network, and raise money for student financial aid. Deadline: September 30.

Enter your creative name for the CMHS@SMFA couch naming contest. Winner gets a wellness gift bag from CMHS. Deadline: October 2 at 5 p.m.. 

Correction: FREE to apply for the SMFA x Artiste Winery Artist Cohort (21+). There was an error on the original application. Student submissions are 100% free! Gain hands-on experience in art licensing, creative entrepreneurship, and client-based creative work. Deadline: October 8.

Student vendors: Sell your art at the TUSC x TCU x Sustainable Core Fellows Farmers Market on October 23 on Medford/Somerville campus.

The Stephen D. Paine scholarship is dedicated to giving financial assistance to undergraduate art students in Boston. Once logged in, use access code PAINE. Email questions to StephenPaineScholarship@tpi.org. Deadline: October 26 at 5 p.m.

Call for art for Proof of Purchase at the SMFA Art Sale: Create postcard-sized work to participate in this throwback fundraiser. Students can pick-up free watercolor postcards in the ARC or see Cody Bluett in the Mission Hill building. Drop completed postcards off by November 18 at ARC, Cody's office in Mission Hill, or the SMFA Development Offices.

TUAG Career Stories Series: David Thacker
When: Wednesday, September 30 at noon
Where: Artist Resource Center, B205, SMFA Boston campus
Join the SMFA Career Center and the Tufts University Art Galleries for an informal chat with David Thacker and hear more about his own career journey to his current role as Senior Preparator at TUAG.

Italian American Studies Association Annual Conference
When: Thursday, November 5 through Sunday, November 8
Where: Medford/Somerville campus
A vibrant gathering of scholars, artists, practitioners, and community voices. The Keynote speaker will be Fred L. Gardaphe, Distinguished Professor of English and Italian/American Studies at Queens College/CUNY and the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute.

Professional in Residence: Terence Tran '12, VP Data Analytics/Marketing, Digitas
When: Friday, October 2 from noon to 1:30 p.m. (drop-in)
Where: Zoom (virtual)
Interested in Digital Advertising, Marketing and Data Analytics? Join our Drop-In Professional in Residence Program and connect with Tufts alumnus Terence Tran from Digitas Boston. Terence is leading a team in support of Abbott Cancer Diagnostics. Drop in anytime during the event to ask questions and listen to the conversation!

The Power of Storycraft 2026: Career Skills for the Next Four Years
When: Friday, October 2 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Eaton Hall, Medford/Somerville campus
This free forum brings together Tufts alumni and other experts in nonfiction writing, journalism, audio and visual media, education, and communications to provide practical skills and advice to undergraduate students of all majors and backgrounds who are exploring careers involving  journalism, nonfiction writing, podcasting, or visual storytelling.

Ji Eun Lim, MFA '27, has a solo exhibition, Ascending Through Uncertainty, on view at Cambridge Foundry in Cambridge from October 7 through October 2 with an opening reception on October 9 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Part-time Lecturer Jessina Leonard has work featured in the show First Sweet Truth at Gravedigger's Daughter in Waldoboro, Maine. The exhibition is on view through the closing reception on October 10 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Assistant Professor of the Practice Qais Assali presents Fall of the Roman Empire, a new multimedia exhibition at Distillery Gallery in Boston, on view through November 1.