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Mar 17, 2023

In the media

A conversation hosted by the Rare Book & Manuscript Library on March 27 focuses on materials that were recently uncovered in the archive of Jewish bibliographer and historian Zosa Szajkowski (1911-1978).

Mar 3, 2023

In the media

For Tablet magazine, writer Chaya Sara Oppenheim studies the Megillat Saragossa, a 17th century scroll held by the Rare Book & Manuscript that tells of "a diasporic Jewish community on the verge of destruction."

Feb 20, 2023

In the media

The archive of Josefina Báez, an innovative Afro-Latina artist known first for her groundbreaking work, "Dominicanish," was recently acquired by the Latino Arts & Activisms Collection in the Rare Book & Manuscript Library.

Feb 10, 2023

In the media

An outcome of the Columbia University and Slavery seminar, co-taught by the Libraries' Curator for American History Thai Jones, the Historical Markers project is an "educational, public-oriented display" based on student research from the course.

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An RBML Program on Jewish Life in France Before World War II

A Second Purim Story

Josefina Báez: Dominican-York Icon Whose Archive is Now Housed at Columbia University

Columbia University and Slavery Project Launches Historical Campus Markers

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An RBML Program on Jewish Life in France Before World War II

A Second Purim Story

Josefina Báez: Dominican-York Icon Whose Archive is Now Housed at Columbia University

Columbia University and Slavery Project Launches Historical Campus Markers

News Archive