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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Here's a personal published in the August 12, 1978 edition of the Gay Community News, addressed to “Mousie Mousie Wildflower” from “Porcupine." This was written by Nancy Walker who edited the Classifieds, and in most issues from 1976-1985 she would publish a message to "Mousie Mousie Wildflower."

Newspaper clipping of a personals ad:
"Mousie Mousie Wildflower:
How'd you like the heat this week-end?
Took the starch out of my spine.
But I will repeat,
my noodle,
That I'm still
your porcupine.

Ally my love, P'pine"

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

Exhibits of the history of Boston's neighborhoods are now available in the lower level of Snell Library, featuring photos and information available in @nu-archives.bsky.social. Learn more about the exhibits in this blog post by curator Molly Brown: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=277139

Wall exhibits of East Boston and Chinatown in the lower level of Snell Library, featuring photos and captions.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 28/04/2026

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The @nu-archives.bsky.social has recently processed a collection of materials from Big Dig archaeologist Beth A Bower. Her documents, photos, and artifacts provide a rich history of the project, as well as archaeological findings. Learn more: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=277163

Five people with orange vests and hard hats look into a hole dug into the dirt

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

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Alternatives for Community and Environment (ACE) is Roxbury-based non-profit organization focused on eradicating environmental racism. Recently, @nu-archives.bsky.social processed their important records, making them accessible for research. Learn more: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=277085

A group of protestors stand on a sidewalk. One holds a sign that says "Cancer = Asthma Death"

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 29/01/2026

On October 12, 1996 the Latino and Immigrants' Rights March was held in D.C. The Chinese Progressive Association (CPA) was one of many organizations to participate. A photo of the march held in CPA’s records shows a protestor holding a poster with a 1978 design by Chicana artist Yolanda López.

Black and white photo of Washington D.C. march for Immigrant rights in 1996. Protestor is holding poster that reads "who's the illegal alien, pilgrim"

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 21/01/2026

There are two fellowships available for researching using @nu-archives.bsky.social. Learn more in our latest blog post: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=277005

A person sits at a table in the Snell Library Archives Reading Room and flips through files in an archives storage box. More boxes are stacked in the background

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 23/01/2026

We hope everyone stays safe and warm during this weekend’s upcoming snowstorm! We especially hope your steps outside are as graceful as this Bostonian leaping over puddles on Tremont street in 1975. 📸 Photograph by Ted Dully, courtesy of the Boston Globe Library Collection.

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 08/01/2026

It's time to take a trip down memory lane in our weekly #tbt visit with @nu-archives.bsky.social! Here's a reminder to take some time to play in the snow, courtesy of contestants from a Winter Carnival Queen competition of yesteryear.

Black and white image of five smiling women wearing winter coats and throwing snowballs. They are standing outside in the snow with a brick wall and buildings behind them.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 09/12/2025

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Recently, @nu-archives.bsky.social invited staff members from @huntnewsnu.bsky.social to view print editions of archival @northeasternu.bsky.social newspapers. Learn more in this blog post by Grace Millet: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=276981 📸: Margot Murphy/Huntington News

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 07/11/2025

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Learn how to use newspapers and digitized materials in the @nu-archives.bsky.social to your advantage. Leveraging Media History to Improve Modern Journalism: 11/12, 2 - 4 p.m. Leveraging Digitized Materials from the Archives: 11/13, 12 - 1 p.m. Both events are in Snell Library 360.

Leveraging Media History to Improve Modern Journalism
Wednesday, November 12
2 - 4 p.m.
Centers for Digital Scholarship
Snell Library 360

Leveraging Digitized Materials from Northeastern University's Archives & Special Collections
Thursday, November 13
12 - 1 p.m.
Centers for Digital Scholarship
Snell Library 360

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 30/10/2025

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Last week, @nu-archives.bsky.social and the F.W. Olin Library in Oakland hosted a dual event to allow visitors to explore and learn about their Artists' Books Collections, containing works of art in book form. Learn more about the collections: subjectguides.lib.neu.edu/artdesign/ar...

Two people stand at a table looking at a large blue and white unfolded document

A close-up of a person's hands opening and unfolding an illustrated book

A close-up of two hands unfolding a small green paper box, revealing the phrase "Where is your family from?" Artistically folded colored paper surround it

A person takes a photo of materials with an iPad while another looks on

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 31/10/2025

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Drop by this @nu-archives.bsky.social open house to browse some special collections. This event is part of the Boston Archivists' Meetup Autumn in the Archives Spirit Week. 📆 Thursday, Nov. 6 ⏰ 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. 📍 Snell Library 077 🔗 northeastern.libcal.com/event/15660372

"Fall" in Love with the Archives
Drop into the Archives to browse some collection highlights
Thursday, Nov. 6
1 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Snell Library 077

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 04/11/2025

The DRS houses a variety of research projects, podcasts, and more related to environmental causes. Learn more in the latest blog post by Kim Kennedy: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=276925 📸: Photo courtesy of the @nu-archives.bsky.social.

Black and white image of a group of protestors standing in a street. They are holding signs in English and Chinese, with English signs reading "Stop destroying Chinatown" and "Chinatown needs land."

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 23/10/2025

Recently, the @nu-archives.bsky.social held an open house for members of the @huntnewsnu.bsky.social to engage with the Northeastern News collection. Students flipped through bound copies of the newspapers and even browsed articles via microfilm. Photos courtesy of Margot Murphy/Huntington News.

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A person sits at a table looking at a bound copy of a newspaper

A bound newspaper titled "The Northeastern News" and dated Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1926

Spools of microfilm depicting pages of newspapers run through a scanning device

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 07/10/2025

On this day in 1956 Freedom House held an Open House Tea and Art Exhibit with photos from Otis Finley, a former Tuskegee Airman, who in 1961 became the associate director for education & youth services with the National Urban League. Second from the right is Freedom House co-founder Muriel Snowden.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

Happy American Archives Month! Here is our Processing Archivist, Irene Gates, rehousing recently transferred records from Northeastern’s Student Government Association! Rehousing is one of the first steps in collections care to help prepare for future processing and inventory. Thank you to Irene!

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

In 1985, Matthews Arena hosted a professional wrestling event that raised money for @mda.org Photo courtesy of @nu-archives.bsky.social

Black and white image of a professional wrestling ring. A man with his back to the camera squats and holds the legs of another man laying on the mat. "Northeastern University" is visible on a wall in the background.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

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This year marks the final season of Matthews Arena, the legendary home of Northeastern athletics and host of commencements, ceremonies, concerts, and more. Here are a glimpse of some of the historical events to take place in Matthews since its acquisition by @northeasternu.bsky.social in 1979.

Brick archway in front of a blue sky with an American flag blowing on a pole above it. "Northeastern University" is lettered above it.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

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Future NHL player Dan McGillis played 4 seasons for @gonumhockey.bsky.social in Matthews Arena. Photo: Joshua Levine/Northeastern University Courtesy of @nu-archives.bsky.social

A men's hockey player wearing a white Northeastern University jersey skates on ice in front of a white board.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

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A member of the women's hockey team gets her game face for a Beanpot finale against Harvard in 1990. Photo: Joshua Levine/Northeastern University Courtesy of @nu-archives.bsky.social

Close-up of a woman staring intently while wearing hockey gear

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

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The men's basketball team takes on Duke in a packed Matthews Arena in 1995. Photo: Joshua Levine/Northeastern University Courtesy of @nu-archives.bsky.social

Panoramic view of a basketball court. A game is being played in front of a full crowd.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

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Graduates of @nusl.bsky.social watch the ceremonies in Matthews Arena in 2003. Photo courtesy of @nu-archives.bsky.social

A crowd of students in graduation regalia with purple hoods sit in chairs

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

A processional of faculty members enter Matthews Arena for freshman convocation in September 1988. Photo: Joshua Levine/Northeastern University Courtesy of @nu-archives.bsky.social

Black and white image of faculty members in graduation regalia walking in line

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 23/09/2025

Are you catching fall spirit after yesterday's equinox? Pictured here are some folks from 1973 loading pumpkins at Brigham Farm in Concord. Photograph by Boston Globe photographer Ted Dully.

black and white photograph of three pumpkins in the foreground and two individuals backlit by a bright cloudy sky. one individual is standing next to a truck tossing a pumpkin to another individual who is standing on the truckbed waiting to catch it. The pumpkin is suspended mid-air.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

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The @nu-archives.bsky.social staff has been busy digitizing thousands of archival records for access through the DRS. Learn more about the process & available materials in the latest blog by Grace Millet: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=276849 Photo from the National Center of Afro-American Artists

Black and white image of a woman wearing a dress with her hair in a bun, watching three dancers in a dance studio. The dancers are visible in a mirror behind the woman.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 18/09/2025

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The @nu-archives.bsky.social hosts historical records from Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción and La Alianza Hispana, both dedicated to Latinx heritage, culture, and community resources in Boston. Browse these collections: latinxhistory.library.northeastern.edu #HispanicHeritageMonth #tbt

Black and white image of a man playing guitar and singing into a microphone with other men playing instruments behind him

Sepia-toned image of three women sitting on towels at a beach, smiling at the camera. Other people are lounging around them

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 15/09/2025

🎈 Happy birthday Elma Lewis! 🎈 Today marks what would have been Ms. Elma Lewis’s 104th birthday! Take a moment to celebrate the legacy of Ms. Lewis by learning more about her work that impacted arts and artists throughout Boston and beyond. subjectguides.lib.neu.edu/elmalewis

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 11/09/2025

Happy #DeafAwarenessMonth! 🤟 @nubouve.bsky.social students and faculty have worked with Deaf and hard of hearing by providing hearing evaluations and other services. These photos from @nu-archives.bsky.social are both from the Deaf Institute in 1969. #tbt

Black and white image of a college student and a young child at a table. The child is wearing headphones and holding something and the student is smiling at them. A device sits on the table in front of them

Black and white image of two women with equipment. One is seated, holding a paper and turning a dial, and the other is standing behind her.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 04/09/2025

Were hard hats in your back to school supplies list? For students in the 1988 “Kids Building Boston” program they were! 50 students from the McKay School in East Boston participated in an educational program following the three year process of building 125 High Street in Boston’s Financial District.

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 28/08/2025

Northeastern University Library and @crrj.bsky.social hosted a meeting of more than 100 representatives of other racial violence archives to discuss an update of the Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive and the development of a white paper aimed at creating a national digital archive.

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 04/09/2025

The @nu-archives.bsky.social provides a window into @northeasternu.bsky.social's history, with many of their materials digitized and available online. You can also make an appointment to view the physical collections. Learn more: library.northeastern.edu/archives/arc... #tbt

Black and white image of a woman wearing a plaid skirt and white top standing in front of a blackboard holding a book titled "c'est la vie"

Black and white image of a classroom of men bent over desks, working with notebooks, rulers, books, and other materials. The windows behind them show views of the city

Black and white image of three women working on a machine in a lab

Black and white image of a teacher writing on a blackboard while a class looks on.

Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 20/08/2025

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Materials from @nu-archives.bsky.social are featured in "Home Less Home," an art installation by Chiharu Shiota currently on display at the @icaboston.bsky.social Watershed until Sept. 1. The work focuses on immigration and the concept of home, drawing on Boston's history.

Folded papers are suspended within red threads hanging from the ceiling. Two wooden chairs also sit within the threads.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 18/08/2025

Find some fall semester workspace inspiration in the Boston Globe Library Collection's “Desks” file featuring photos of: Harvard Law School secretary Mary McCarthy in '64, a 3rd grader in a Quincy salvage yard filled with desks in '82, census office employees assembling cardboard desks in '70.

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Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project (CRRJ) @crrj.bsky.social · 11/08/2025

“A nation-wide digital archive will both inform today’s racial redress agenda and significantly expand our knowledge about these atrocities beyond lynching.” - Margaret Burnham, founder of CRRJ. Read more about CRRJ's ambitious project with @nu-archives.bsky.social crrj.org/efforts/gath...

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Gathering the Red Record: Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive Updates, National Anti-Black Violence Database Discussed | The Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project

CRRJ hosted a first-of-its-kind, two-day conference, July 24-25, at Northeastern University's Snell Library, to unveil updates to the Burnham-Nobles Digital Archive, and discuss pathways to creating a...

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 07/08/2025

@nu-archives.bsky.social is embarking on a major project to digitize the records of Elma Lewis, an influential figure in bringing awareness to Black art both locally and nationwide. Learn more about the project in this article from @nuglobalnews.bsky.social: news.northeastern.edu/2025/07/29/e...

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Northeastern to digitize archive of Boston legend Elma Lewis' work, chronicling Black art and joy

Northeastern archivists plan to digitize several collections of Boston legend Elma Lewis’ work, chronicling Black art and joy.

Northeastern Global News @nuglobalnews.bsky.social · 05/08/2025

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Helping to shine a light on Boston’s Black community and arts history, the @northeasternu.bsky.social library is digitizing a treasure trove of archival materials from Boston legend Elma Lewis.

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Northeastern to digitize archive of Boston legend Elma Lewis' work, chronicling Black art and joy

Northeastern archivists plan to digitize several collections of Boston legend Elma Lewis’ work, chronicling Black art and joy.

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 31/07/2025

The Big Dig took over Boston from 1991-2006 and donated records to @nu-archives.bsky.social by reporters Tom Palmer and Sean Murphy provide a glimpse into the project and its effect on the city. See some highlights from, courtesy of Aries Peralta: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=276757

A map of the Big Dig project in Boston, with multicolored roads and labeled neighborhoods and contract numbers

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 12/06/2025

The @nu-archives.bsky.social was recently awarded a $450,000 Community Preservation Act grant to digitize and catalog materials about Elma Lewis and her effect on the community of Black artists in Boston. Learn more about the grant and Lewis' legacy: librarynews.northeastern.edu?p=276709

Black and white image of Elma Lewis writing at a desk while wearing a cap and gown

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 29/05/2025

Enjoy a window into the possibilities of the Boston Globe Library Collection's clippings files we hold through Professor Meg Heckman's eyes in her article about a group of journalists at the Boston Globe who deserve more attention: "The Girls from Boston." www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/...

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The Girls from Boston

During the height of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Boston’s daily newspapers employed some of the nation’s best-known film critics, writes Meg Heckman. All of them were women.

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 27/05/2025

On this day, May 27th in 1969, a “Conference on Curriculum Materials for the Study of Black History” was held at the National Center of Afro-American Artists and was sponsored by the Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity (METCO). View the full agenda here: hdl.handle.net/2047/D20689402

Flyer on cream paper with black graphic design framing text that reads: "CONFERENCE ON CURRICULUM MATERIALS
FOR THE STUDY OF BLACK HISTORY
NATIONAL CENTER OF AFRO-AMERICAN ARTISTS
122 Elm Hill Avenue, Roxbury
May 27 and 28, 1969
Sponsored By
METROPOLITAN COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Executive Director - (Mrs. ) Ruth M. Batson
President of Board - Dr. Leon Trilling
Coordinator of Special Project on Curriculum Materials -
(Mrs. ) Vivian Johnson"

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 22/05/2025

Happy Melnea Cass Day! On May 22, 1966, over 650 community leaders gathered to pay tribute to the “First Lady of Roxbury” Melnea Cass. 52 years later, in 2018, then-Mayor Marty Walsh declared May 22, 2018 "Melnea Cass Day" See more records of Melnea Cass's legacy here: bit.ly/melneacass

Melnea Cass, in black and white, wearing pearls and a brooch, and cat eye glasses looking up to the left smiling subtly with her hair pulled back into a bun in a cowl neck knit dress.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 07/05/2025

Take a look at what being in thick of archival processing looks like! Julia, Aleks, and Irene have been working on fully processing the Alternatives for Community and Environment (ACE) records, a 140+ box collection!

Person organizing papers into folders at a desk with a computer screen displaying a spreadsheet, surrounded by boxes full of files and a cart of boxes

Person looking at negatives on a light box on their lap while comparing them to print photographs. Seated at a desk with a spreadsheet on display on a computer screen and surrounded by one manuscript box open to their left and one records center box open to their right.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 05/05/2025

In a May 5th issue of Sampan published in 2000 they published the story “Building a Voice: What has Chinatown Learned from 50 years of development” reviewing the decades of issues Chinatown residents have faced. Read the article here: hdl.handle.net/2047/D20403166

Front page of Sampan newspaper "New England's Only Chinese-English Newspaper", black and white with yellow border and accents. Front page is a black and white photo of an artistic mural depicting Chinatown residents and buildings including doctors, garment workers, activists, and children at play. the headline on the front page reads "Building a Voice: What has Chinatown Learned from 50 years of Development?"

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

Congratulations to Molly Brown of the @nu-archives.bsky.social, who co-wrote the introduction and afterward of the newly republished edition of The Home-Maker! The book by Dorothy Canfield Fisher was published in 1924 and provides an unique glimpse into gender roles at that time.

Molly Brown smiles at the camera while holding a copy of the book The Homemaker. She has long brown hair and is wearing a red striped blouse, brown skirt and glasses.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

On this day in 1965 thousands were led by Martin Luther King Jr. from Carter Playground to the Boston Common for a Freedom Rally. A poster distributed explaining reasons for the march stated: “In short we march to protest the lie that New Boston can be built without social justice”

Poster for march with a photograph of Martin luther King Jr. and the following text:
"Why we march with
Dr. Martin Luther King
We march today with Dr. Martin
Luther King to protest the sufferings
endured by the citizens of Boston.
WE MARCH TO CITY HALL
To protest the exclusion of the poor from anti -poverty
planning.
To protest the bad faith of public officials in failing to
enforce our housing codes.
To protest continued segregation in public housing.
In short, we march to protest the lie that a New Boston
can be built without social justice.
WE MARCH TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
To protest poor and racially imbalanced schools, and
demand a commitment by the School Committee to a
program and timetable to end this educational genocide,
beginning September 1965.
To call on the citizens of Boston to repudiate the School
Committee majority which says:
"These Negro parents have no background, they are
just a pair of hands. "
"We do not have inferior schools; what we have been
getting is an inferior type of child."
"White parents don't want their children to go to
school with backward Negroes."
Will YOU Join Us?"

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Northeastern University Library @northeasternlib.bsky.social · 22/04/2025

Meet Irene! Irene is a processing assistant for @nu-archives.bsky.social and makes doing archival research so much easier! She's also willing and able to talk Turkey with anyone interested! #MeetTheStaff

Irene Gates
Processing Archives
Time at Northeastern: 2 years
What you do: Make archival collections accessible to current and future researchers through "processing" (i.e. organizing, cataloging, and mitigating preservation risks).
Favorite part of your job: Each collection is unique and offers a window into a life, a community, a historical moment, etc. I learn something new each time.
Currently reading: The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera and A Woman in the Polar Night by Christiane Ritter
Currently binging: Hacks
Fun fact: My parents are archaeologists and lived/worked in Turkey for 30+ years!

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

Hold your horses! Today is the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's ride from Boston to Lexington! Here is a photograph a"Paul Revere" in 1969 by the Minuteman statue in Lexington observing the anniversary of his persona's famous ride taken by Boston Globe photographer Ted Dully.

Man dressed as Paul Revere in a tricorn hat is sitting atop a white horse and speaking to a crowd in Lexington MA gathered around the Minuteman statue of a man holding a rifle.

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Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 16/04/2025

Yesterday we welcomed medical residents with a special interest in caring for patients with HIV to view our HIV/AIDS activism records from ACT UP/Boston, AIDS Action Committee, Fenway Community Health, and the Boston Living Center. Find more info on the collections here: bit.ly/HIVArchivesNU

Bright neon pink flyer with text that reads on the left side "Target: an administration that kills us with neglect" and on the right side reads "Declare War" war is very large text.

Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections @nu-archives.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

This photograph of Theater Offensive founder Abe Rybeck accurately portrays how we're feeling on this sunny spring day watching the flowers begin to bloom in Boston. Good luck to everyone preparing for finals this week!

Theater Offensive founder Abe Rybeck in a brightly colored floral gown with long draping sleeves reaching up to adjust a flower crown atop his head. Abe is outside with brick buildings and businesses behind him while to his sides are more neutrally dressed onlookers in shirts and jeans smiling and laughing and admiring his bright ensemble.