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Livingston Diploma | Columbia Facebook
"The Livingston Diploma dates back to the birth of the United States and Columbia University as we know it today. Celebrate the Fourth of July and America 250 by learning more about this very special artifact" from Professor of History Christopher Brown and University Archivist Jocelyn Wilk.
A 20th-century cover with restrictive side-sewing...
The Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts shares work on "a 20th-century cover with restrictive side-sewing [that] obscured content and placed damaging stress on the fragile pages of this 16th-century Hebrew bound manuscript from Columbia University Libraries."
'From the Archives': Health Sciences Library Series
Columbia Surgery highlights archival collections in the Health Sciences Library in a new series with Head of Archives and Special Collections Katherine Satriano, who explores a 1543 volume by Andreas Vesalius that changed understanding of the human body.
Confronting McCarthyism: Facebook Reels Playlist
WATCH: Michael Meeropol, son of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and MaryLouise Patterson, daughter of civil rights leaders Louise and William L. Patterson, speak to the lasting impact of the Red Scare on their childhoods as well as its parallels to American politics and society today.
