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On Wednesday at 7:00 pm ET join @nyuniversity for Constitution Day 2022! Live interview excerpts in @nyutv's studio by @nyusteinhardt's @VerbatimPerfLab. Thanks to our participating respondents and sponsors @bwln_nyu #NYUVotes #NYUTV #VPL
RSVP: ow.ly/lQ0O50KKUUA
ALT Photos of speakers Dean Jack Knott, Joe Salvatore, Dr. Karen Jackson-Weaver, and Jennifer Weiss-Wolf.
Great thread on a great artist (including some NYU-TV videos!)
Iconic queer artist, author, and agitator #DavidWojnarowicz died 30 years ago today. He's been a major influence in my work since the mid-90s, and the direct inspiration for the Pop-Up Museum of Queer History, so I thought I'd do a little thread of my work about his work!
To mark 111 years since the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, learn what happened in what is now #NYU's Brown Building and how it changed labor rights in the US:
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You can also read a contemporary letter mentioning the tragedy from the amazing collections at Tamiment:
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On this day 111 years ago, a fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, two blocks from Bobst Library, killed 146 workers, mostly young women.
In honor of the anniversary, we have posted a letter written by Pauline Newman to Rose Schneiderman in April 1911. @NYULibraries
Great piece from @nyunews on some of the great streaming sites #NYU students can use via @NYULibraries! A bonus rec: our archive of programs at vimeo.com/nyutv
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This week marks the 15th anniversary of NYU Libraries' first crawls of websites for our web archives! @NicoleG_Haus looks at some of @TamimentLibrary's oldest captures in our latest post on The Back Table.
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There's still time to register for TONIGHT'S event!
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Dan Levy's amazing #MetGala2021 fit got you interested in David Wojnarowicz? We have you covered: vimeo.com/316647121
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We're live now! Watch at nyu.edu/commencement
Congratulations to our #NYU2021 grads! 🥳 Today is the day! 🎉 All are invited to tune in to our All-University Commencement, which will be streamed live at nyu.edu/commencement. 🎓 The show starts at 11 a.m. ET. 💜
ALT Graphic with text: 2021 Commencement. 05.19.21
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1/12 Hi! We’re Weatherly (archivist) and Laura (conservator) from @NYULibraries, here to talk about our work on the Martin Wong Papers held at @FalesLibrary. Happy to be a part of @PreservationWk and share how preservation is at its strongest when it’s collaborative. #PresTC21
Today: The #PresTC21 Twitter conference, part of #preservationweek. @NYULibraries librarians will be discussing the Martin Wong papers. Get a sneak peak at the papers right now, with this short highlighting a #graffiti tag books in Wong's collection.
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Literature, neuroscience, theater, comic books, dance music, and sociology - all from Asian American voices: vimeo.com/showcase/7015216
Solidarity Week starts on Monday! We're so excited that we made a playlist of videos to get you thinking about solidarity in your own life: vimeo.com/showcase/solidarit…
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This evening, @NYUGSL and @NYUOGI will host a vigil for victims of gun violence and mass shootings to honor the lives lost in recent tragedies across the country. The vigil will provide space to process, share, and grieve in community. l8r.it/mB1c
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Join Victoria Phillips as she discusses her new book, Martha Graham's Cold War: The Dance of American Diplomacy on Tuesday, April 6 (5:00 PM ET). @NYULibraries
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It's a double #ThrowbackThursday! This gem from the archives was made in 2007 and talks about some of the earliest photographs created in the US - that were taken by an NYU professor! Can you guess how he used flour in his work? [cc]