Collections : [Columbia University Archives]

Mini dv and dvdcam of lecture series, interviews, conference presentations, and events across campus. Important Columbia faculty and guest speakers were recorded. In some cases, this taped content may be the only representation we have for certain people, events and departmental activities from the early 2000s. The Center for Digital Research and Scholarship (CDRS). Office disbanded in 2017.

This collection consists of 14 images in color and in black and white of three charter documents of King's College, now known as Columbia University in the City of New York. It includes the October 31, 1754 charter for King's College; the May 13, 1755 conveyance of land; and the March 14, 1770 confirmation of the grant of land. The parchment documents were photographed by Dwight Primiano in September 2003. The collection includes negatives, prints, slides and color transparencies.

Manhattanville Construction update (PDFs) and Manhattanville weekly construction update photos (jpeg files)

Artificial collection documenting CU's response to the COVID-19 pandemic

A collection of items left by members of the Columbia community, as well as some local community neighbors, in tribute to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg following her death on September 18, 2020. The contents include notes, letters, posters, flowers and objects. Also includes 136 digital images of the memorial at Alma Mater as well as at Ginsburg's portrait in the Law School taken by the University Photographer, Eileen Barroso

Materials collected by the donor reflecting events and activism on Columbia's campus in response to the terror attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 and the ensuing war. Consisting of handouts, pamphlets, posters,fliers and other printed matter material also represents selected materials students gave to the donor, Professor Rebecca Kobrin, co-Director of the Institute for Israel and Jewish during this time. The collection includes print outs of anonymous social media postings sent to Kobrin and other digital materials in order to capture the climate on campus as experienced by students associated with the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies.

Restricted files of student records.