Activism in the Archive This semester’s events and exhibits to commemorate the global revolutions of 1968 inspired Columbia students to engage directly with archival materials from the era and explore the legacies of young activists not unlike themselves. read more »       The Divine Connector In partnership with Professor Teodolinda Barolini and Columbia’s Italian Department, the Libraries is working to digitally connect art, sound, commentary, Renaissance incunabula, and historical scholarship related to Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy and the medieval world. read more »       We Are Your Library For all of the changes in the information landscape and our expanding ideas about which materials have a place in our collections, what continues to be most valuable to us are the human interactions. The future of the library is long, and the continuum of that arc is our people. watch video »       Countering Impermanence In addition to building its own web archives - all of which are publicly accessible – the Libraries collects collaboratively with peer institutions and partners to ensure the capture and preservation of a highly ephemeral resource. read more »       Staff Profile: Ignacio Sanchez Research Support and Digital Services Librarian Ignacio Sanchez discusses his approach to working with faculty and students, little-known collections in the Business Library, and how his part-time job as a student worker turned into a career. read more »
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	Vanity Fair ”The Whole World is Watching”: An Oral History of the 1968 Columbia Uprising April 2018 EduCause Review NextGen Innovation in Scholarly Communications: An Exemplary Collaboration between a Research Library and a Technology Partner March 26, 2018 New York Times At Columbia, Revisiting the Revolutionary Students of 1968 March 21, 2018 Columbia Spectator How a Book Warehouse is Changing Columbia’s Library System March 9, 2018 Columbia News Columbia Libraries to Digitize Rare Muslim World Manuscripts February 19, 2018 New York Times Arthur Mitchell, Ballet’s ‘Grandfather of Diversity’ January 5, 2018
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