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In this episode you will hear from several folks like Roscoe Rouse Jr. who succeeded Edmon Low as Head Librarian. You will also hear from the man, the myth, the absolute legend(!), Edmon Low. Edmon…
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What does it mean to be a culture keeper and can we consider the Archives to be one?
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The Madame Alexander Collection is housed in the Special Collections & University Archives (SCUA) at the OSU Library. Listen to archivist Benjamin Hedges to learn more about what kind of dolls…
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What were the rules you followed when you lived in the residence halls on campus? Follow along with Libby as she discovers why residence hall rules have changed over the decades.
A history of strict…
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Join Digital Storytelling Intern Libby Whitlow as she follows some of OSU's biggest organized movements and smaller acts of dissent to see potential threads between protests throughout the…
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On this episode, Libby Whitlow, Digital Storytelling Intern, chats with David Peters, Head of the Archives, about how history was recorded at OSU and some of the challenges in archiving materials…
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On the last episode, "the sounds of a place", you heard music from Oklahoma Fiddlers and we explored the cultural significance of how a place sounds. On this episode, David Peters and I…
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As a prominent figure for both the Associated Press and Gannett Company during WWII and the Cold War, Paul Miller distinguishes himself as a true American journalist and witness to history.
The…
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Take a look back at the establishment of Stillwater and its Land-Grant University.
Listen to other Library podcasts on the our website.
Find archival photos of campus on the Oklahoma State…
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Kappler's Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties is part of the OSU Library's digital collections.
Indian Claims Commission Decisions
Learn more about the Angie Debo Collection.
You can get…
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Follow the Oklahoma State University Archives on Facebook at www.facebook.com/okstatescua for updates on the Williams Hall Project.
Find more OSU and Oklahoma history at the Oklahoma State…
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David Peters, Head of the Oklahoma State University Archives, highlights the different spaces on campus designed for the presidents of the University.
Purchase a copy of STATE to read other…
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As a prominent figure for both the Associated Press and Gannett Company during WWII and the Cold War, Paul Miller distinguishes himself as a true American journalist and witness to history.
The…
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The year was 1941 and Oklahoma State University celebrates its 50th anniversary with the Golden Jubilee celebration. Memorabilia is placed in a time capsule to be opened 50 years later. The most…
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Nancy Randolph Davis was a pioneer in Oklahoma higher education and holds a special place in the history of Oklahoma State University. In the summer of 1949, she was the first African-American…
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Robert A. Kurland was born December 23, 1924 in St. Louis, Missouri. He graduated from high school in Jennings, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, and then headed to Oklahoma A&M College (OAMC).…
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