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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.
Oral Histories Behind Every Tile: Nicole Wong & The Mahjong Project
Oral histories behind every tile: Hear from the Mahjong Project’s history keeper, Nicole Wong, about her efforts to preserve mahjong's rules, etiquette, and personal anecdotes for generations in conversation with Curator of Oral History Kimberly Springer.
Working with Repetitive Data Tasks in R
Spring 2026 Data Club recap: Tips on how to avoid repetitive tasks in R. Data Club, provided by the Libraries' Research Data Services, offers strategic lessons and a supportive meeting space for the Columbia community to learn, share, and implement tools for data-driven projects.
Working with Large Datasets in R
Spring 2026 Data Club recap: Tips for working with large datasets in R. Data Club, provided by the Libraries' Research Data Services, offers strategic lessons and a supportive meeting space for the Columbia community to learn, share, and implement tools for data-driven projects.
Starting a Python Research Project in 2026
Spring 2026 Data Club recap: Learn how to structure a research project with uv. Data Club, provided by the Libraries' Research Data Services, offers strategic lessons and a supportive meeting space for the Columbia community to learn, share, and implement tools for data-driven projects.
Beyond the Text: Reading Jewish History Between the Words
The 2025 Norman E. Alexander Celebration of Collections has an early modern focus, where three scholars discuss their research on what we find in books when we look beyond the actual texts - at annotations, illustrations, and other paratexts.
[WATCH] In the City of New York: The Unique Story of the Jews at Columbia
In a talk for the Columbia Jewish Alumni Association, Norman E. Alexander Librarian for Jewish Studies Michelle Margolis discusses the long and winding history of Jews at Columbia, from the 18th to the beginning of the 20th centuries.
A Revolutionary Friendship: Malcolm X and Yuri Kochiyama
A panel discussion at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, hosted in collaboration with the Rare Book & Manuscript Library, commemorated the 60th anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X and celebrated his friendship with activist Yuri Kochiyama.



