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Susanne Belovari wrote a new post, , on the site Digital Collections and Archives 2 weeks, 2 days ago
The family history of Dr. Martin H. Deranian, whose papers are preserved at DCA as the Hagop Martin Deranian papers, 1931–2008, has been the topic of a recent article in Tufts Now.
“Resilient Women” talks about […]
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Susanne Belovari wrote a new post, Eight Annual Edward R. Murrow Forum on Issues in Journalism: Christiane Amanpour , on the site Digital Collections and Archives 2 weeks, 2 days ago
Tufts has organized a Edward R. Murrow Forum since 2006. The guest of this year’s forum on “International Reporting in the 21st Century: Coverage, Context and Courage” was Christiane Amanpour, Chief […]
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Susanne Belovari wrote a new post, CBS Evening News celebrates 75th Anniversary of World News Roundup, on the site Digital Collections and Archives 2 months, 1 week ago
When Edward R. Murrow and William Shirer reported from Vienna, Austria, and London about Hitler’s March into Austria on March 12th, 13th and 14th of 1938, they began a type of news round up for CBS that eventually […] -
Susanne Belovari wrote a new post, 1905 Glee Club member comments on Booker T. Washington’s lecture and describes hazing at Tufts, on the site Digital Collections and Archives 2 months, 3 weeks ago
There is a unique personal letter in our archives from 1905 which covers two amazing aspects of life at Tufts at the time. Forrest Herbert Bolton wrote a letter to his friend Flossie [full name unknown] in […] -
Susanne Belovari wrote a new post, DCA receives new collection from Cultural Survival, a Cambridge-based NGO , on the site Digital Collections and Archives 3 months ago
DCA is pleased to announce it has recently signed a donor agreement with the Cambridge based organization, Cultural Survival, to preserve its historical records. Cultural Survival (CS) was founded in 1972 to […] -
Susanne Belovari wrote a new blog post: Atomic Veterans Collection 2 years, 2 months ago
The environmental and health consequences of radiation released after explosions at several Japanese reactors in Japan will be felt for generations to come in Japan, the region, and the globe. This photograph from May 1962 is probably from the Dominic I atomic tests on Christmas Island. It is part of the Atomic Veterans Collection at DCA [...] -
Susanne Belovari wrote a new blog post: The London Blitz in 1940 – Reports by Edward R. Murrow and his team 2 years, 8 months ago
70 years ago on September 7, 1940, nearly 1,000 German air planes attacked London and the UK – attacks that were to last until 1941. Edward R. Murrow and his team covered the Blitz from the streets, rooftops and bomb shelters of London for radio audiences across the USA. Get a feel for the times, [...]