Voice and Vision Browse a Women's Studies Archive, exploring suffrage, slavery abolition, activism, social Reform and much more.
CNN Video Collection Browse a growing video collection from the cable network's archive on topics from economics, women's studies, human rights and more.
Ling Long Women's Magazine A collection about the lives of sophisticated, metropolitan women in 1930's Shanghai.
Struggle For Women's Rights Peruse records of three formative women's rights organizations: National Woman's Party, the League of Women Voters, and the Women's Action Alliance.
Year of Water See an exhibit at the Music & Arts Library honoring the Amazon and its tributaries featuring the works of Phillip Glass, Claudia Andujar, and more.
By the Book Read more about our digital exhibition on literature and the media in which it is conveyed.
Decades prior to the onset of COVID-19, Columbia responded to two devastating health crises: an outbreak of cholera in New York City in 1832 and the worldwide influenza pandemic of 1918.
VICE News highlights the collaboration between Dr. Pierre Elias and Research and Learning Technologies Librarian Madiha Choksi to produce personal protective equipment for healthcare workers.
Columbia librarians produce face shields for healthcare workers using a 3D printer and household tools to help with the shortage of personal protective equipment in hospitals and clinics.
From thrilling amusement rides to opulent pleasure palaces, explore the golden age of Coney Island, the preeminent leisure destination for America's working class, through a newly-digitized collection of photos.
COVID-19 is not the first pandemic to strike New York City - only the most recent. The editors of "The Selected Papers of John Jay" recall a devastating outbreak of yellow fever during Jay's governorship.
The Libraries awards the 2020 Bancroft Prize to two exemplary works in American history and diplomacy that demonstrate "depth of research and richness of interpretation."
Western European Humanities Librarian Meredith Levin collaborates with the staff of Columbia Global Centers | Paris to document the history of its centuries-old home, Reid Hall.
The University Archives tells how two members of Columbia's crew team convinced New York Central Railroad to paint the letter "C" on the 100-foot rock cliff now known as C Rock.
