This post is written by Lauren Stark, Processing Archivist in Archival Collections Management. Many radical groups are formed with noble intent, whether it is to overcome an injustice or bring attention to a lesser-known cause. Despite these intentions, these groups often splinter or separate. There
This post is by Cameron Andersen, a Graduate Student Assistant at NYU Special Collections. She is in her final semester of a dual degree program with Long Island University, completing both an MA in Religious Studies at NYU and an MLIS in Archives and Records
This post is by Cameron Andersen, a Graduate Student Assistant at NYU Special Collections. She is in her final semester of a dual degree program with Long Island University, completing both an MA in Religious Studies at NYU and an MLIS in Archives and Records
This post is written by Julie Park, Assistant Curator and Faculty Fellow in the Special Collections Center. The exhibition she curated, Portable Devices, 1574-1998: Notebooks from NYU Special Collections, on display April 14-June 21, is based on her current book project, Writing’s Maker, a study
This piece is written by Kiera Eriksen-McAuliffe, a former NYU Special Collections Student Employee who graduated from NYU in the spring of 2021. Kiera is now a Master’s Student at Columbia University in the MA program in European History, Politics, and Society. She is also
In Fall 2007, the Media Preservation Unit received nine cans of 35mm film elements from the George Amberg and Robert Gessner Papers (MC.199), a collection housed in the New York University Archives. In total, the cans contained 82 bundles of film, each comprised of short
This post is authored by Emily Rose Clayton, a second-year graduate student in the NYU Archives and Public History program and graduate student assistant in the University Archives. I grew up fifteen miles from the middle of nowhere, and moved to New York City. For
Today’s post is authored by Lingyu Wang, M.A. student in Media, Culture, and Communications, NYU Steinhardt, Class of 2020 and Scholarly Communications Assistant, NYU Libraries While people in Times Square were celebrating the New Year with fireworks and cheers, something else worth celebrating was happening
This post was authored by Mark-Ameen Johnson, Adjunct Assistant Professor, American Language Institute, School of Professional Studies. What could be more amazing than watching your low-intermediate English as a Second Language (ESL) students toss around references to Gothic Revival architecture Fiorello LaGuardia What is located on each
The New York University Archives is pleased to announce the opening of its latest exhibition, A University in the City/A University of the City, prepared by guest curator John Berman and featuring materials from collections held at the New York University Archives. You can visit the