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Frans Masereel, in ink and brushThere are certain artists of visual narrative who’ve been grandfathered into the canon of comics pioneers; Rodolphe Töpffer, for example,...
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Guest Post | Oral history and the history of American philanthropyThe legacy collections in our oral history archive reflect the Oral History Research Office’s (OHRO) focus on “great...
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An A-to-Z of Oral History at Columbia | C…is for the Cuban Voices Oral History CollectionAn A-to-Z of Oral History at Columbia is a monthly posting featuring the people, events, and organizations in the Oral History...
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Oral History | Newly processed and available collections for October 2023Kevin Schlottmann shares newly processed and available collections, as well as some exciting updates to oral history records. Big cheer...
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Oral History | Newly processed and updated oral history collections for September 2023Kevin Schlottmann shares newly processed and available collections, as well as some exciting updates to oral history records and finding aids....
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From Staging Plays in New York’s Chinatown Community Theatres to Fostering Talents in Sing Sing’s RTA Program: Joanna Wan-Ying Chan papersThe Joanna Wan-Ying Chan papers have been processed and open for research, and the finding aid is now available. The Empress’...
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Institutional Research Data from the 1960sThe term institutional research data was not in use in 1960, but that is exactly what Director of University Planning Stanley Salmen was...
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Oral History A-to-Z | B…is for Schlesinger Library’s Black Women’s Oral History ProjectAn A-to-Z of Oral History at Columbia is a monthly posting featuring the people, events, and organizations in the Oral History...
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“In Matters of Religion”In honor of Columbia’s 20th University President Minouche Shafik, there is a small exhibition in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library’s Chang...
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Oral History | Newly available Cuban Voices oral history collectionThe Cuban Voices oral history collection is processed and its finding aid is ready for researcher use. Photo courtesy of...
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Two Glimpses of Judy Garland at the RBML: Part IIThis post is by Callum Blackmore, a GSAS student and intern in the RBML’s Graduate Student Internship in Primary Sources. Two recently...
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Two Glimpses of Judy Garland at the RBML: Part IThis post is by Callum Blackmore, a GSAS student and intern in the RBML’s Graduate Student Internship in Primary Sources. Two recently...
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Installation Sights and SoundsAs the Columbia community prepares for the installation of President Minouche Shafik on Wednesday, October 4, we can look back to see and hear...
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Oral History |Oral history students, practitioners, and interested parties often get in touch with the Oral History Archives at Columbia to ask,...
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Upcoming Event: Re-examining Relations between Hu Shih and T. V. Soong as Top Chinese Diplomats in the U.S. During WWII: New Discoveries from Koo, Soong and Hu PapersPlease Join the Weatherhead East Asian Institute and the C.V. Starr East Asian Library for a talk and discussion on Re-examining Relations...
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Research at the RBML | Jeff Pooley on communication studies & Paul LazarsfeldJeff Pooley, Professor of Media and Communication at Muhlenberg College, has visited the RBML many times to delve into the extensive records of...
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In Between InaugurationsIt’s been 21 years since President Lee C. Bollinger was installed as Columbia University’s President in October 2002. In anticipation of the...
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Special Event (9/19) Amitav Ghosh on the Low Family and the Opium TradePlease Join the Columbia University Libraries and the Columbia University and Slavery Project for a conversation with author Amitav Ghosh on his...
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Presidential Installations 101President Minuoche Shafik will be installed as Columbia’s 20th President at the ceremony scheduled on Wednesday, October 4, 2023. As Columbia gets...
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An A-to-Z of Oral History at Columbia | The Addicts Who Survived Collection by David CourtwrightAn A-to-Z of Oral History at Columbia is a monthly posting featuring the people, events, and organizations in the Oral History...
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Upcoming Event: Matt Garcia Book Talk at the Lehman Center for American HistoryJoin the Lehman Center for American History and the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies on Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 5pm for a book talk and...
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Events | Oral History Master’s Program’s focus on methodologyOur oral history teaching colleagues in Columbia’s master’s program will be hosting their lively and boundary-pushing workshop...
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Columbia’s Plot at Green-Wood CemeteryA short notice in the New York Times on September 6, 1858 announces that the faculty of Columbia College, the graduating class of 1858, and...
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Dan Talbot, a New Yorker and His Love for Independent Films and World CinemaThe Daniel Talbot papers are processed and the finding aid is now available. “I dist ribute and show films for a living–sometimes...
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The George L. Rives BalustradeIf you stand by the Sundial and look towards Broadway, you will see an inscribed bronze tablet on the post of the College Walk railing. If you...
