Tamiment Library News

• Frederic Ewen Academic Freeedom Fellowships Announced.


• New fellowship opportunities announced for New York University's Center for the United States and the Cold War.


• The Tamiment Library Vertical Files: Trade Unions collection (TAM 470) is currently being processed. The collection is CLOSED to researchers until 2010.


• The Fall 2009 Program Schedule for NYU's Center for the United States and the Cold War is now available. See also the full list of the Tamiment Library's public programs for the Fall 2009 semester.


• The library's fall hours go into effect on Tuesday, 9/8/2009. See the Tamiment Library's Fall 2009 schedule for full details.


• Tamiment Library Web Archive Project: The Tamiment Library is now part of a consortium led by the California Digital Library and funded by the Library of Congress’ National Digital Information and Infrastructure Preservation Program that is developing the curatorial and technical tools to preserve at-risk political websites. Read more about the project.


• Guantanamo Records to be Preserved at NYU and Seton Hall. New York University's Tamiment Library and Seton Hall University's Center for Policy and Research have announced a project to document, preserve, and provide access to legal records and other documents of the Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp. Read more.


• The new website for the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives has been launched. The site offers information on the history, mission, and board of advisors of the Archives and provides links to Preserving Your Union Records, Labor Arts, the American Labor Museum, and online exhibit "Labor and the Holocaust."


• James P. Sullivan, Irish-American Olympian, an exhibit from the Archives of Irish America, is now available online at: http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/aia/primarydocs/james_sullivan/james_sullivan.php.


• The Rand School of Social Science, an exhibit curated by Tamiment Archivist Peter Filardo tracing the history of the Tamiment Library in photographs and publications, has been launched on Flickr.


• The new website for the Frederick Ewen Academic Freedom Center has been launched. Visit the site to learn about Frederic Ewen and the Academic Freedom Center, upcoming programs and events, Ewen Center archival collections, and more.


• Tamiment Library News Archive

Updated 10/09/2009