Special Collections & University Archives Internship Spring 2025
This post was written by Katie Connor ’25, Special Collections & University Archives Intern, in April 2025. This spring, I spent my Monday, Tuesday, a...
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Special Collections Internship Spring 2025
This post was written by Emma Galvin ’25, Special Collections & University Archives Intern, in May 2025. During the 2025 spring semester at the Univer...
Exploring History Through Books and Digital Collections: A Special Collections & Archives Internship
This post was written by Natalia Ramirez ’25, Special Collections & University Archives Intern, in April 2025. This semester, I have embraced the exci...
Great Lives in Rare Books: Dr. Bulent Atalay
This post was written by Haley Cotton ’25, Special Collections & University Archives Student Aide Dr. Bulent Atalay is a distinguished faculty member ...
Great Lives in Rare Books: Captain Cook
Captain James Cook, a renowned British explorer, cartographer, and naval officer, was famous for his extensive voyages in the 18th century. Cook is credited wit...
The Man Farthest Down: A Record of Observation and Study in Europe
Booker T. Washington was a prominent African American educator, author, and leader in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born into slavery in Virginia on A...
Art in Print: Illuminating a Creative History
Special Collections Spring Exhibition This post was written by Natalia Ramirez, Fall 2024 Special Collections & University Archives Intern. Aiming to highli...
History in Scrapbooks
This post was written by Sandy Llop, Fall 2024 Special Collections & University Archives Intern. Over the course of this academic year’s fall semester, I ha...
World Digital Preservation Day
When we think of archives, we often think of working with printed materials such as letters, scrapbooks, flyers, maps and newspapers. It’s frequently only in fu...
A Decade of Digital Convergence
Celebrating 10 years of the Hurley Convergence Center & Digital Archiving Lab Happy 10 years to the HCC and Digital Archiving Lab! Originally opened as the ...