When myself and my colleagues became aware that a total renovation of our library was approaching, one of the more complicated aspects to imagine reinvigorating was our exhibit spaces. Without more staffing or a dedicated program for exhibit work, we knew that our exhibit space needed to be semi-permanent and to cover a range of subjects to equitably highlight the rich histories held in our Special Collections. During renovation planning, we found out that not only was there

The year 2024 marks the 50th anniversary of the 1974 decision by Judge Garrity that found the Boston Public Schools unconstitutionally...

Clipped is a post I wrote to be included in Northeastern University Library's 2021 Library Supporter's Newsletter. The idea of attending...

The “Before,” “Middle,” and “After” of Archival Research When I design courses for Northeastern University Archives and Special...

Just as many people in Boston began to self isolate in the face of COVID-19, my library was working on its newsletter highlighting the...

In the fall of 2019 I had the pleasure of speaking with a reporter, Kelly Thomas, from the Huntington News, an independent student run...

In preparation for Northeastern's celebration of OUTTober through the LGBTQA Resource Center I collaborated with the center and two of...