News, Events & Podcast
News, Events, and Podcast
Drew Archives in 10
By Dr. Andrew J. Salvati, Adjunct Professor of Media and Communications, Drew University
Drew Archives in 10 is a podcast project designed to highlight obscure, interesting, and surprising items within the collections of Drew University’s Special Collections & University Archives in order to encourage broader use of the archives among Drew students and faculty members.
Each episode of Drew Archives in 10 will feature a conversation between Interim Manager of Special Collections & Methodist Library Candace Reilly and Adjunct Professor of Media and Communications Andrew Salvati centering on an individual item in the archive’s collections. The conversations will be no more than 10 minutes in duration and will provide a description of the archival item, discuss its historical context and its archival provenance.
Drew Archives in 10, Introductory Episode
Drew Archives in 10, The Nuremberg Chronicle
Drew Archives in 10: Ep. 2 The Dance of Dead
Drew Archives in 10: Ep.3 Plague Books
Drew Archives in 10: Ep. 4 Sumatran Bark Books
Drew Archives in 10: Ep.5 Victorian Fashion Cards
Drew Archives in 10: Ep.6 Don Juan
Drew Archives in 10: Ep.7 Victorian Peep Shows…Not that Kind
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.01 Line A Day Diaries
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.02 Science Fiction Magazines
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.03 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. & Drew
The Special Collections OMEKA online exhibit page: https://omeka.drew.edu/exhibits/show/king
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.04 Frederick Douglass Manuscripts
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.05 James Baldwin and The Devil Finds Work
Source:
Berlatsky, Noah. “The Most Powerful Piece of Film Criticism Ever Written.” The Atlantic, Atlantic Media Company, 2 Apr. 2014, www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2014/04/the-most-powerful-piece-of-film-criticism-ever-written/359996/.
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.06 Sojourner Truth
Drew Archives in 10: S.02, Ep.07 It’s Witchcraft!
EVENTS
- In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day we are re-launching our exhibit on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s connection to Drew University. The online exhibit was designed by our student worker Aviana Miller.
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