Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Graduate School of Journalism Photographs
Columbia University. Graduate School of Journalism
4080194
UA#0110
English
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6 linear feet
14 document boxes
1918-2002
Black and white photographic prints and negatives, color prints and negatives, slides and transparencies documenting the activities of the School of Journalism, including students, faculty, administrators, visitors, and events.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in 7 series.
Restrictions on Access
There are no restrictions this collection.
Restrictions on Access
The collection is located on-site.
Summary
Photographs consist of black and white prints and negatives, color prints and negatives, and color slides and transparencies documenting the activities of the School of Journalism. Images include portraits and events involving students, faculty, administrators, professional journalists, and visitors.
Preferred Citation
Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Photographs, 1918-2002, University Archives, Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University in the City of New York.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
Reproductions may be made for research purposes. The RBML maintains ownership of the physical material only. Copyright remains with the creator and his/her heirs. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron.
Historical Note
The School of Journalism was established through monies left to Columbia University in the will of Joseph Pulitzer, renowned photojournalist and newspaper magnate, who passed away in 1911. As he wrote in his will, "There are now special schools for instruction for lawyers, physicians, clergymen, military and naval officers, engineers, architects and artists, but none for the instruction of journalists. That all other professions and not journalism should have the advantage of special training seems to me contrary to reason." [pp. 3-4, "Extracts from the Will of Joseph Pulitzer, died, October 29, 1911]. The original agreements regarding the establishment and organization of the school were made in 1903 and 1904, but the school did not actually open until 1912 – a year after Pulitzer died
Historical Note
Seventy-nine undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in that first class, including a dozen women. Classes convened at several locations around campus, as the Journalism building was still under construction. The building opened the next year, and in 1917 the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded. The School of Journalism began as an undergraduate school offering a B.Litt. Degree to its graduates, but in 1935 the School became the first in the nation to adopt a program exclusively at the graduate level.
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Dean Carl W. Ackerman, one of the first nine to graduate from the School in 1913, spearheaded the school's 1935 transition to become the first graduate school of journalism in the United States. Devoted to intensive, hands-on instruction, the school gave classes of sixty students the lives of journalists, racing around the city on subways to find stories during the day, and drafting articles in a single, large newsroom in the Journalism building well into the night.
Historical Note
The Journalism School's reach and reputation as a unique incubator of talent soared throughout the years, from the foundation of the Maria Moors Cabot Prizes in 1939 to promote inter-American understanding to the establishment of satellite schools in China and Venezuela during the next decade. The school also began to offer coursework in television news and documentary to supplement its traditional focus on newspapers and radio. Approaching its 50th year, the school instituted Journalism Day and the Columbia Journalism Award, and in 1961 established the
Columbia Journalism Review, a groundbreaking publication covering trends and developments in the profession.
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The Journalism School's sixth decade was an exciting one, as the building added newsrooms, began to dispense the National Magazine Awards, and created the Alfred I. DuPont – Columbia Awards for excellence in broadcast journalism. In 1966 the school brought in Fred Friendly, the legendary former president of CBS News, and opened a new broadcast news laboratory shortly thereafter. Friendly initiated a summer program for minority students, and Luther P. Jackson '51 became the school's first African-American professor.
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Innovation with an eye towards tradition continued to guide the Journalism School through the years. The 1960s and 1970s established the blueprint of the school's basic curriculum and codified Reporting and Writing 1 (RW1) as the cornerstone of the Master of Science experience. The creation of the Knight-Bagehot Fellowship to enrich business journalism in 1975 and the 1985 creation of the Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism gave students invaluable opportunities to specialize. Recognizing that computers and a changing media landscape would revolutionize journalism in the twenty-first century, Dean Joan Konner moved decisively in the 1980s and 90s to ensure that the school offered cutting-edge technology and intensive broadcast experience second to none.
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The addition of a Ph.D. Program in 2001, a Master of Arts degree in 2005, and the 2006 opening of the Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism have underlined the Journalism School's continuing vitality as it approaches its centennial. Recently, the opening of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism and the announcement of a new dual M.S. degree in Computer Science and Journalism have demonstrated the school's continued commitment to innovation and its endless capacity to evolve along with a field that is always on the move.
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Former Deans of the Graduate School of Journalism:
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Talcott Williams, (Director) 1912-1919
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John W. Cunliff, (Director) 1920-1931
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Carl William Ackerman, 1931-1955
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Edward W. Barrett, 1956-1968
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Elie Abel, 1969-1979
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Osborn Elliott, 1979-1987
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Joan Konner, 1988-1997
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Tom Goldstein, 1997-2002
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Nicholas Lemann, 2003-2013
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Steve Coll, 2013-
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Processing Information
This collection was processed by Jennifer Ulrich in 2003.
Processing Information
Finding aid written by Jennifer Ulrich in March 2003.
Processing Information
Finding aid reformatted by Evan Roth (SEAS 201) in November 2008.
Processing Information
Finding aid further edited by Jocelyn Wilk in July 2012.
Processing Information
Additional materials added and finding aid edited by Jocelyn Wilk in August 2017.
Journalism and education
Gelatin silver negatives
Color negatives
Photographic prints
color slides
Transparencies
Abel, Elie
Ackerman, Carl W (Carl William), 1890-1970
Barrett, Edward W (Edward Ware), 1910-1989
Elliott, Osborn
Konner, Joan
Williams, Talcott, 1849-1928
Columbia University -- Graduate students
Series I: AcademicsScope and ContentsThis series contains photographs of professors, both portraits and candid scenes in class with, or without, students. Faculty portraits are arranged alphabetically since dates of service overlap. Photos of students are arranged by class year. Photographs of students are found throughout the collection participating in events and class instruction. Class portraits include views of students standing in a group and those of students sitting at desks in the News Room. Although student portraits may later seem to fall under alumni and alumnae portraits, they document student activities at the Journalism School and are found under this series.
Scope and ContentsIndividual courses are listed alphabetically under subseries "Instruction." Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards pertaining to students are also included as a subseries. Professional Awards, such as the DuPont Awards, are located in Series IV.
Subseries I.1: FacultyAbrams, Floydca. 1990s1William T. Brennan Jr. Visitng Professor of First Amendment Issues Reception, n.d1Bernstein, Theodoreca. 1930-1940s1Blood, Richardundated1Brucker, Herbertundated14Carey, Jamesundated, 20011Carroll, Eleanor19431Chamberlain, John1940s1Childs, Marquis, 3March19471Coggeshall, Reginaldundated1Crandell, Richard Fundated1Crist, Judithundated1Cross, Harold19471Eckenberg, William C.ca. 19611Ellard, Roscoe B., 1943 1959194319591Foster, John, Jr.ca. 19521Freeman, Douglas Southallundated1Freedman, Samuelundated1Friendly, Ruthundated14Scope and Contents(with Barry Jagoda)
Garst, Robert19431Gerstenzang, Nathnielundated1Gilbert, Rodneyundated1Giordano, Mary Annca. 19901Gissler, Sigundated1Goldstein, Kennethundated1Goldstein, Tom19971Hamilton, E. Douglasundated1Hamilton, Johnundated1Hohenberg, John, 1960 1971196019711Jackson, Luther P.undated1Janeway, Michael199614Jessup, Phillip C., 1953 undated1953undated1Johnson, Derw[i?]nca. 1990s1Johnson, Herbertundated1Johnston, Donaldundated1Jordan, Lewisca. 19511Kimball, Pennundated1Lee, Joannundated1Lewis, Anthonyundated14Mencher, Melvin, 1966 2000196620001Millones, Peterundated1Newpher, Rothundated1Padwe, Sandy199914Scope and Contents(with David Klatell)
Pegler, Westbrook, 1937 1949193719491Pinkham, Lawrenceundated1Pitkin, Walter B.19371Pringle, Henry F.undated1Ross, Steve, ca. 1980 1999ca. 198019991Rothmyer, Karenundated1Schoenbrun, Davidundated1Serrin, Judithundated1Schultz, John C.undated1Shanor, Donaldundated1Thomas, Normanca. 1950s1Tobin, Richard L.19431Topping, Seymour200114Warren, James19951Wald, Richard1990s14Weissman, Ivanundated1White, Paul W.19431Winfrey, Careyundated14Wood, William a. -- retirementMay 19781Yu, Frederick T.C.ca. 1980s1Faculty Meeting, 14September 19651May 19661Faculty, generalca. 1950s-1960s1Ca.19981Subseries I.2: StudentsStudents, General19252Class of19312Class of19492Students, general1930s-1940s2Class of19502Class of19512Class of19562Class of19572Class of19582Students, general1950s2Class of19612Class of19632Sigma Delta Chi, 1964 1970196419702Student Editors Conference, 31January 19652Class of19662Class of 1967 ca. 1967 19701967ca. 196719702Student Booklet19652Students, general, 1960s ca. 19801960sca. 19802Class of19892Class of19902Students, generalca. 19902Class of19922Class of19932Class of19942Class of19962Class of19972Class of19982Class of19992Class of20012Class of20022Subseries I.3: InstructionBasic Issues Seminarca. 1957-19583Broadcast Journalism1958Radioca. 19583196531990s3Bronx Beat19993Business Investigations Symposium, 7September 20013Columbia News Service19983Election Coverage195319663196931989-19903ca. 1996-19983International Reporting19943Midshipman's School19423Media and Society3N.W. Ayer Typography Judging3Newsroom/Stockroomca. 19573Photojournalismca. 1940s3Race and Ethnicity Seminarca. 19993Journalism Bulletin, 1980 1990s19801990s3General, 1918 1930s-1960s 19966 folders19181930s-1960s19963Subseries I.4: Scholarships, Fellowships, & AwardsAdler (Julius Ochs) Scholarship19564Advanced Science Writing Fellows1958-19604Borden Graduate Award19564Bushey (Peter) Award19714Friendly (Fred W.) Scholarship and Professorship19984Frommer (Samuel A.) Award19534McCormick (Anne O'Hare) Scholarship4Overseas Press Club of America Foundation19994Pulitzer Traveling Scholars1948-19694Rice (Grantland) Fellowship1955-19564Sulzberger (Arthur Hays) Scholarship19574Taylor (Henry N.) Award19654Assorted Scholarships and Awards19554Series II: AdministrationScope and ContentsDeans, members of advisory boards, benefactors and other supporters of the School are located in this series. Administrators and deans are listed chronologically. Some members may also be found in the first series under "faculty." Events particular to the administration, and those that encompass participation from several groups include administration, students, alumni and alumnae, Columbia University community, and general public, such as commencement ceremonies, Scholastic Press Conference, and the 50th anniversary of the School.
Scope and ContentsJournalism Day is comprised of various lectures and awards ceremonies at the end of the academic year, such as the Pringle Memorial Lectures and Journalism Award. To locate a particular event, consult both "Journalism Day" the individual event folders.
Subseries II.1: DeansWilliams, Talcott (Director)undated5Cunliff, John W. (Director)ca. 19405Ackerman, Carl William, 1930-1940s undated3 folders1930-1940sundatedDeskJanuary 19545Visit to United Nations195251955580th Birthday, 7January 19705Shipman, Robert O. (Assistant Dean)19605Dean's Picnic, 29May 19655Baker, Richard T. (Acting Dean)1947-19675Barrett, Edward W.1961-19655Abel, ElieundatedReception, 14January 19705Elliott, Osborn-reception, 24January 19791999 undated1999undated5Konner, Joan, 1988 1997198819975Miya, Monica (Assistant Dean)ca. 19935Yu, Frederick T.C. (Acting Dean)undated5Cornog, Evan (Associate Dean)200014Scope and Contents(leading students on a walk to Brooklyn)
Subseries II.2: Advisory Board & ConsultantsBoard of Visitors1980s-1990s5Subseries II.3: Benefactors and OthersDelacorte, George -- paintingundated5Garment, Suzanneundated14Goodwin, Doris Kearns199614Greeley, Horaceundated14Scope and Contents(painting by Francis Bicknell Carpenter, hung in Liberty Window Room, 301 Pulitzer Hall)
Hammarskjold, Dagundated14Henderson, Leonundated14Hillman, William195214Hiltzik, Michaelundated14Hitchcock, Martha H.195514MacFadden, Bernarrundated14McManus, George194814Ochs, Adolfundated14Osoff, Jeffreyundated14Parton, Lemuel F.194314Pulitzer, Josephundated5Roberts, Eugene L.199614Rosenblatt, Rogerundated14Sevareid, Eric.undated14Sulzberger, Arthur Haysundated14wilkins, Roger W.undated14Subseries II.4: EventsColumbia Scholastic Press Association, 17 March1962 undated2 foldersMarch1962undated6Commencement, 20May 199719996Luncheon 22May 20026undated6Convocation -- Military Leaders, 21February19476Cross (Harold Livingston) Memorial Collectionundated6Exhibit -- Book1993Cartoons, Spring19606Student Workca. 19606Venezuelan Photojournalism w/ Harold L. Cross & Julio Garzon,2 foldersundated650th Anniversary Convocation, 15April 1963East River Savings Bankca. 19636Medallions Presentations1963-19656Holiday Party, ca. 1965 1999-2000ca. 19651999-20006Job Search, ca.20006Journalism Day5 folders1962-20026Look Magazine Photo Archives, 20January 19727Open House1990s7Opening Day, 1936 1990-19984 folders19361990-19987Phonathon19807Poliak (Saul & Janic) Center dedication, 13October 19837Pulitzer (Joseph) bustundatedDesk presented to school19417Plaqueundated7Rice (Grantland) luncheon1953Suite dedication, 16April 19697UNESCO meeting on book developmentFebruary19687Visit -- Laurence, William L. from the New York TimesundatedMagalhaes, Dario Almeida, 20December 19387Sokolsky, George19397Ryskind, Morrieca. 19397Hearst, William Randolph, 14March19557Cardenas, Horatio, 26March19557Prince Albert of Belgium, 6October 19557Stiker, Edward19567Truman, Harry, 2May 1957727April 19597Lindsay, John, May or of New Yorkca. 19677Russian EditorsJanuary 19707Odell, Fania (Kunitza)19767Bradlee, Benjamin, 5May 19817Rushdie, Salman19917Dukakis, Michael19977Gore, Al, ca.20007Dinkins, Davidundated7Sawyer, Dianeundated7Series III: Alumi and AlumnaeScope and ContentsPhotographs documenting "Events" are found under Series II, III and IV. Events specific to Alumni and alumnae and professional programs are found in those respected series. Some events focusing on alumni, students, faculty and staff include Journalism Day, Columbia Journalism Alumni meetings, reunions, exhibits, etc., but often these groups overlap.
Subseries III.1: PeopleAdams, Phillips19488Allen, James D. ('39)ca. 19488Baker, ?194814Baye, Betty Winston ('80)199514Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Behr, Soma Golden ('62)19958Brown, Sevellon19488Borland, Halundated14Buchanan, Norman Akili ('80)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Buchanan, Patrick ('62)20028Bundles, A'Lelia('76)199914Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Chapelle, Anthony ('84)19998Crooks, Elliottca. 19488Curley, John J. ('63)19958Davis, Brigette ('86)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Dawkins, Wayne ('80)1983-200014Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Devall, Cheryl ('82)200214Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Edelman, Daniel J. ('41)19488Emory, Alan ('47)19958Esters, Stephanie ('88)199814Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Fine, Benjamin19488Freedman, Emanuel ('31)undated14Friedman, Paul ('67)19938Goshko, John ('59)19658Gramling, Oliver S. ('27), 1948 undated1948undated8Halloran, Richard ('65)19658Handy, James Earl ('93)199414Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Hartwell, Patricia Lockridgeca. 19978Holly, Dan ('85)200014Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Hope, Akua Lezli ('77)199314Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Ivekem, Esther ('83)198614Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Jones, Ken M. ('81)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Joseph, Tony Y. ('86)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Kelly, ?194814Kelly, Frank19488Klein, Woodyundated8Kroft, Steve ('75)undated14Lelyveld, Joseph ('60)undated14Lubell, Samuel('33)undated14McBride, James ('80)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
McGaffin, William19488Marberry, Craig ('85)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Odgen, Mikeundated8Parrish, Wayne W.19488Reid, Richard C. ('56)undated14Rukeyser, Merryle Stanley19488Sanger, Elliott Maxwell19488Schmidt, Dana Adams19488Schuster, M. Lincoln, 1915 ca. 19301915ca. 19308Shipp, E.R. ('79)198714Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Soule, Gardnerca. 19488Thompson, Rita ('80)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Torress, Craig R.19978White, Evelyn C. ('85)undated14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Generalca. 1960sCa.1990s8Subseries III.2: Class PortraitsClass of 1940 2000194020008Class of 1941 2001194120018Class of 1945 2000194520008Class of 1948 1998194819988Class of 1949 1999194919998Class of 1950 2000195020008Class of 1951 2001195120018Class of 1952 2002195220028Class of 1954 1999195419998Class of 1955 2000195520008Class of 1958 1998195819988Class of 1957 2002195720028Class of 1959 1999195919998Class of 1960 2000196020008Class of 1962 2002196220028Class of 1964 1999196419998Class of 1965 2000196520008Class of 1966 2001196620018Class of 1967 2002196720028Class of 1969 1979-199919691979-19998Class of 1971 2001197120018Class of 1972 2002197220028Class of 1974 1999197419998Class of 1975 2000197520008Class of 1976 2001197620018Class of 1977 2002197720028Class of 1978 1998197819988Class of 1979 1999197919998Class of 1981 2001198120018Class of 1982 2002198220028Class of 1983 1998198319988Class of 1984 1999198419998Class of 1985 2000198520008Class of 1986 2001198620018Class of 1987 2002198720028Class of 1989 1999198919998Class of 1990 2000199020008Class of 1991 2001199120018Class of 1992 2001199220018Class of 1995 2000199520008Class of 1996 2001199620018Class of 1997 2002199720028Subseries III.3: EventsAlumni Association Meeting12 folders1959-20009Alumni Authors19989Alumni Award, 1954 1959 1984 2000-20026 folders1954195919842000-20029Black Alumni Network Events1980-2000s14Scope and Contents(donated by Wayne Dawkins J'80)
Exhibits19639Reunion3 folders1997-20009Events, general1990s9Series IV: Professional Events & PrizesScope and ContentsColumbia University hosts many national and international programs and prizes for superior work in professional journalism. Awards include the Pulitzer Prizes, Dupont Awards in broadcast journalism, Maria Moors Cabot Prizes in inter-American understanding, and Mike Berger Awards for feature reporting. The school also hosts professional lecture programs and forums such as the Panel Breakfast from the Poliak Center for the Study of First Amendment Issues, Reuter Forums, and Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism Lectures. Other lectures, such as the Henry F. Pringle Memorial Lectures, are included since they are not targeted solely as student instruction.
Subseries IV.1: Prize ProgramsBerger (Mike) Awards4 folders1961-196810Cabot (Maria Moors) Prize, 1968 19902 folders1968199010Columbia University Journalism Award, 1958-1964 1981 19968 folders1958-19641981199610Columbia-Catherwood Awards, 10January 196110DuPont Awards, 1992-1995 undated4 folders1992-1995undated10National Magazine Awards199410Pulitzer (Joseph) Prize mailings, 1949 1990s19491990sWinner Display195610ReceptionMay 199710Subseries IV.2: Lecture SeriesDavis (Elmer) Memorial Lectures196510Delacorte Lecturesundated10DuPont Forum1990s-200210Journalism Forum, 31 May -1June 196110Poliak (Saul & Janice) Center, First Amendment Breakfast1990s10Poliak (Saul & Janice) Lectures, 14November 200023October 200110Pringle Memorial lectures, 1964-1967 ca. 19885 folders1964-1967ca. 198810Pulitzer (Joseph) Lectures196410Reuters Forum1997-199810Subseries IV.3: Assorted EventsIndependent Journal, Engineering Edition193911United Airlines Flying Laboratory Plane193911Book ConferenceFebruary196211Four C's Conference 29-30March196211Journalism-Architecture Conference, 1-3October 196211Deadline Club196411Klauber Decication196811Society for Professional Journalists (SDX)197811Events, general1990s11"Damaged Kids, Delinquent Reporting? Covering Children and Violence",199814Scope and Contents(Sponsored by Prudential Fellowship for Children and the News and the Scripps Howard Program in Religion, Journalism and Spirtual Life)
Dominique, Jean Leoplod -- commemoration, 10December 200011Pavlik, John -- book party, 4September 200111Series V: Buildings and GroundsScope and ContentsPhotographs of the Journalism Building, Morningside Campus and beyond are arranged in alphabetical order under this series. People are absent from most of these images. Views of building exteriors and interiors can also be found in other series, such as class photos in the newsroom, class instruction, and any event involving the School.
Alumni Print Labca. 1967-197012Jefferson (Thomas) StatueundatedRenovation197912Journalism Building, exterior, ca. 1940 1955ca. 19401955Exterior -- painting by Liza Phillips199612Interior -- Arthur Hays Sulzberger Journalism Library (room 304)undatedMorgue, 1943 19481943194812Classroomsca. 1930s12Darkroomca. 196012Delacorte Center, 1995 19971995199712Lobby, ca. 1935 1996 2001ca. 19351996200112News Roomundated12World Room Dedication, 31May 1961Swope (H.B.) bust, 17May 196112ca. 196712Statue of Liberty window200012Renovation199612Low Memorial Library, exteriorundated12Manhattan, aerialundated12Typographic Equipment, 1935 undated1935undated12World Building cornerstone box195612Series VI: SymbolsScope and ContentsSchool and University symbols, such as school seals or logos, are arranged under this series. Paintings, busts, and other images and artifacts of Joseph Pulitzer are found under Series II: "Administration". Likewise, objects that my symbolize the school, such as the Journalism Building and Statue of Liberty stained-glass window, are located in Series V: "Buildings and Grounds".
Sealundated12Series VII: NegativesScope and ContentsNegatives were separated from the prints and are located in this series. Negatives maintained using a "Nega-file" indexing system created in 1943-1944 were kept in their original order to assist the location of corresponding negatives to prints.
Subseries VII.1: Nega-File110: Election Night, 2November 194313120: Thanksgiving Party, 26November 194313130: Christmas Party, 20December 194313140: Sackett Scholarship: Shelley Mark & S. Levey194413150-59: Student and Classroom pictures -- Spring session194413160-66: Commencement, 6June 194413170-74: Faculty and Staff194413180-81: Low Library and Pulitzer Desk13185-88: Wreath laying ceremoniesApril 194413Subseries VII.2: A-ZAckerman, Carl William, 1939 1970 undated19391970undated13Alumni Association Meeting1970-198913Alumni Reunion1998-200113Commencement199613Deansundated13Election Coverage196613Events, misc.ca. 199313Exhibit -- cartoon1959-196013Journalism Building, exterior and interiorundated13Journalism Day, 28May 197113Pulitzer Traveling Scholars195713Sulzberger, Arthur Hays -- copyundated13Assorted negatives and slides, ca.957-200213Unidentified Events, People and Images14