d’Archive Episode 11: Medieval High Fantasy
This episode of d’Archive features a discussion with Medieval Studies PhD candidate and Archives staff member Patrick Butler on medieval texts and readings from the Archives & Special Collections ...
d’Archive Episode 10: Archives Sampler and Holiday Cheer
This episode of d'Archive features a kooky and eclectic curated playlist from Children's Literature and Multimedia Archivist, Kristin Eshelman. Featured in conversation are selections from the Archives &a...
d’Archive Episode 9: UConn History and the Recorded Past
This episode features a discussion with University of Connecticut Archivist Betsy Pittman who oversees all things UConn. Betsy's collecting area straddles both the history of the university as well as the...
D’Archive Episode 8: Digitization, Photography and American Primitive Guitar
This episode features a combination of discussion and musical curation with Head of Digital Imaging and Conservation, Michael J. Bennett at UConn's Homer Babbidge Library. Topics include the role of digit...
d’Archive Episode 7: Freedom of Information
On this episode of d’Archive, Matt Guariglia, UConn History PhD Candidate and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Journalist discusses the protections and restrictions on recorded documentation. Stemming fr...
d’Archive Episode 6: Child Labor and Human Rights Photography
This episode of d’Archive features a discussion about the U. Roberto (Robin) Romano Papers with guests Len Morris, director, educator and child advocate from Media Voices for Children and Brooke Foti-Gemme...
d’Archive Episode 5: Alternative Archiving with Richard Akeroyd
This episode of d'Archive features former UConn Archives & Special Collections Archivist and Former Connecticut State Librarian Richard Akeroyd in conversation about the formation of the Alternative Press C...
d’Archive Episode 4: Abbie Hoffman, UConn and the War in Vietnam
Sampling some of the audio collections from the turbulent days of the late 1960s at the University of Connecticut. The American invasion of Vietnam and campus recruitment by petro-chemical companies match...
d’Archive Episode 3: Fake News and Libraries as Refuge
Part of the ongoing conversation in advocating for access to diverse ranges of information which helps support further research into critical topics in the 21st century. As discussed in this episode with ...
d’Archive Episode 2: Literary Collections and Black Experience in the Arts
Highlighting literary collections at the Archive & Special Collections with guest archivist Melissa Watterworth Batt. Focusing on the creation, collection and access to Black Experience in the Arts th...