This post is written by Maddie DeLaere, an Archival Collections Management Graduate Student Worker. She is completing the NYU/LIU Dual Degree program, pursuing a Masters in Food Studies alongside an MLIS. Sometimes, when a new collection is processed – materials sifted, organized, and removed to
This post is written by Curator for Tamiment-Wagner Collections Shannon O’Neill and Michael Nash Research Scholar/Archivist Michael Koncewicz. For nearly 20 years, Beyond the Pale was the only Jewish radio program that focused on providing a left perspective on local, national, and international news. Hosted
Today’s post is authored by Nicole Greenhouse, Web Archivist in Archival Collections Management. NYU Special Collections, specifically the Tamiment Library, has been web archiving since 2007. As part of the NYU Votes campaign, I thought it would be fun to highlight some of our holdings
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
This post is authored by curators Karen Finley and Marvin J. Taylor. The NYU Libraries has installed panels from the Names Project AIDS Quilt as the final event of Stonewall@50–NYU’s year-long commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, which launched the modern queer
Today’s entry is written by Brent Phillips, Fales Media Archivist, and Timothy Woitas, an Archives Assistant at the Fales Library & Special Collections. After the recent repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act, the Fales Library preserves rare LGBT video documenting its genesis. Back in
Last week I was fortunate to be able to attend the conference Women in the Archives: Organizing Knowledge, cosponsored by Brown’s Women Writers Project and the Pembroke Center’s Feminist Theory Archives. This is my favorite kind of archives conference: one that brings together archivists with