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 piece is written by Umrat Khan, a Graduate Student Assistant at NYU Special Collections. She is currently a Master’s Student at NYU’s Experimental Humanities and Social Engagement Program, and is conducting research on Islamic material culture through corporeal, lived and spatial perspectives. She is
Michael Koncewicz is the Michael Nash Research Scholar & Ewen Center Coordinator. This post is a part of a series that showcases different parts of Portable Devices, 1574-1998: Notebooks from NYU Special Collections, an exhibition on display April 14-June 21 at NYU Special Collections. The
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 entry is written by Camila Aguirre, a graduate student in NYU’s Archives and Public History Program. As part of her capstone project, Camila rehoused and amended the description of Mark Bloch PAN Archive’s Series I: Mail Art and Correspondence. Saving the Mail: The Rehousing
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
This post is written by Moving Image Archiving and Preservation (MIAP) graduate student, Alyosha Nowlin. The Media Preservation Unit at New York University Libraries is currently working to preserve over 800 audio recordings of Beyond the Pale: The Progressive Jewish Radio Hour. Beyond the Pale
This is post is written by Julie Park, an Assistant Curator and Faculty Fellow in the Special Collections Center. Hot foil stamped in blue are the words “20 Slices” on the cover of an orange clothbound book. Square shaped, the book is the same size
This is post is written by Nyla Ennels, a second-year M.S. in Data Science student and Junior Data Scientist for the Soul of Reason project. It has been cross-posted from the project website. Introduction In this post, I discuss my experience working on the Soul