Archival Finds
The PHI’s “Archival Finds” project aims to connect students with archival research in the Cornell University Library’s Rare and Distinctive Collections.
December 2, 2022
Lily Delianedis, Class of 2025, Arts and Sciences This blogpost was written as part of the 2022 First-Year Writing Seminar, “The Lure of Leisure: A Global History of Modern...
December 1, 2022
Jackson Feldman, Class of 2025, Urban & Regional Studies This blogpost was written as part of the 2022 First-Year Writing Seminar, “The Lure of Leisure: A Global History of...
November 30, 2022
Junseok Lee, Class of 2025, Industrial and Labor Relations This blogpost was written as part of the 2022 First-Year Writing Seminar, “The Lure of Leisure: A Global History of...
November 29, 2022
Mana Setayesh, Class of 2025, Arts and Sciences This blogpost was written as part of the 2022 First-Year Writing Seminar, “The Lure of Leisure: A Global History of Modern...
November 28, 2022
Adelyn Carney, Class of 2024, Mathematics and Economics This blogpost was written as part of the 2022 First-Year Writing Seminar, “The Lure of Leisure: A Global History of...
December 15, 2021
Deepak Ilango, Government & American Studies, 2022 This protest sign was used at the 1993 Takeover of Day Hall by students at Cornell University The banner reads “The...
December 6, 2021
James Riccio, Class of 2022, Finance and Art History Larry Blagg’s extensive collection of gay club matchbooks and other ephemera offers a unique insight into queer life...
December 6, 2021
Bella Somoza, Class of 2022, Biological Sciences and History The Popstitutes was a three-member band that played at queer punk rock clubs in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood...
December 6, 2021
Andy Colpitts, PhD Student in Performing and Media Arts This communiqué from Northern λ Nord (North Lambda Nord) is the fourth of over two hundred monthly...
