188 new titles were added to the library last month.

... Read more about Library acquisitions, December 2015

The Morrill Music Library acknowledges with deep gratitude the gift of a unique compilation of sonnets in honour of Girolamo Frescobaldi, one of the greatest keyboard composers of the first half of the 17^th century.
... Read more about Morrill Music Library receives gift of unique compilation of sonnets

As of early December, a list of all titles added to the library collections in the previous month is available online.... Read more about List of new library titles now available

The 2014 edition of I Tatti's newsletter is now available online. 

Program in Spanish; Abstracts in English;  Resúmenes en el idioma original; Poster, Youtube recording.... Read more about Conference: “El Renacimiento italiano desde América Latina” (Oaxaca, Mexico, 22-24 April 2015)

A Francesco di Giorgio "Get-Together" in the Berenson Reading Room... Read more about Francesco di Giorgio's "Abduction of Helen" Reconstructed

The current issue includes Stefano Carrai's " State of the Field" of Italian Literature, and articles by R. Nicosia, J. Haraguchi, M.S. Hansen, A.R. Jones, O.J. Margolis, C. Vecce, and G. Zak. Read Jane Tylus' Editor's Note.... Read more about ITS 17/2 now available on JSTOR

Villa I Tatti welcomes applications from junior scholars and doctoral students and for a Summer Seminar in Florence on “Understanding Space in Renaissance Italy.”... Read more about Call for Applications: Summer Seminar 2015

I Tatti organized a conference in China. “Space in Renaissance Italy,”  held on October 16-17, first at the Harvard Center Shanghai, and then at Fudan University, was also the first I Tatti event to take place at a Chinese university.... Read more about Report from China: Shanghai Conference and Lectures

The American Historical Association awarded its Marraro Prize, for the best book in English on Italian history in any epoch, to Nicholas Terpstra's Cultures of Charity: Women, Politics, and the Reform of Poor Relief in Renaissance Italy.... Read more about Nicholas Terpstra's "Cultures of Charity" wins Marraro Prize