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Exhibit & Roundtable – Enslavement & Abolition in Antebellum Texts & Contemporary Artists’ Books
By Miriam Intrator, Head of Archives & Special Collections and Rare Book Librarian The exhibit and roundtable, Enslavement & Abolition in Antebellum Texts & Contemporary Artists’ Books, were co-curated with Associate Professor of History Mariana Dantas in support of her HIST 2000 Survey of United States History 1600-1877 course taught during the fall semesters. The…
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Infographics and Exhibit Inspired by the Athens Asylum
Greta Suiter, Manuscripts Archivist Introduction As part of an ongoing collaboration between the Archives and Special Collections and the VICO 4112/5112 Illustration Capstone class, student created infographic posters are currently exhibited alongside archival materials on the fifth floor of Alden Library. In spring of 2025 students from Illustration Capstone: Advanced Informational Graphics created infographic posters…
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Exploring the Churches of Southeastern Ohio: Processing the Ohio Historical Records Survey on Churches
By Anne Scarberry, English Literature, Culture, and Writing ’26, Fall 2025 Manuscripts Intern (working with Greta Suiter, Manuscripts Archivist) Introduction and Processing the Collection Over the past eight weeks I have had the privilege of processing series two of the Ohio Historical Records Survey collection which focuses on Churches as an intern in the Mahn…
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Little Cities of Black Diamonds Day 2025
By Greta Suiter, Manuscripts Archivist. This year’s Little Cities of Black Diamonds Day took place at Stuarts Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio on Saturday, September 6, 2025. It was the first time this event was held in Athens County. Nelsonville was once known as the “first Little City” because of its history as a place…
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The Education and Botanization of Women
By Adrian Darden Kautz, History ’27, Digital Initiatives Assistant Working in Digital Initiatives at Alden Library has opened to me many wonderful opportunities to digitize and research unique collections from the Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections. A recent opportunity I had to photograph two Ohio University herbaria from the rare book collection sparked…
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Welcome to Fall 2025!
By Miriam Intrator, Head of Archives & Special Collections and Rare Book Librarian Welcome to the start of another new semester and academic year! Each fall brings new events and opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and the broader OHIO and Athens communities. Following is an overview of some of what will be available this fall.…