Category: Digital Collections
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Search everything! (in Reed Digital Collections)
We’re excited to share a new feature in Reed Digital Collections: the ability to search across collections! Want to see all items relating to the traditional game of tug of war between Reed first years and sophomores? You’ll now be able to easily search both the digitized photos from archives and the Quest newspaper collection!…
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Add your thesis to the electronic archive
Help build the digital thesis tower! As an alum you’ll be able to access your theses online anytime, anywhere. But you have to upload it first! As soon as you’ve completed your first thesis check and are ready for printing, you can upload your thesis to the archive. Save final version of your thesis as a…
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Reed College Canyon: new digital collection now available!
We are excited to announce a new RDC resource: the Reed College Canyon collection! The images in this collection were largely created by Canyon Restoration Manager Zac Perry to document the Canyon from about 1999 to the present. The Reed Canyon was declared a wildlife refuge by the state of Oregon in 1913, and restoration…
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Portland Muslim History Project archives collection now available in RDC!
We’re excited to announce our most recent addition to Reed Digital Collections: selections from the Portland Muslim History Project archive, recently donated to Special Collections and Archives by Reed College professor Dr. Kambiz GhaneaBassiri. View the Portland Muslim History Project archive in Reed Digital Collections The 2004 Portland Muslim History Project narrated the history of…
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Quest newspaper digital collection now available
We’re excited to announce our most recent addition to Reed Digital Collections: digitized issues of The Quest newspaper, beginning with the first issue in 1913. The collection is open to current Reed students, faculty, and staff. Check out a sampler of Quest mastheads below to get you started!
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Thomas Lamb Eliot Papers: new digital collection!
We are pleased to announce a new RDC collection: the Thomas Lamb Eliot Papers! T.L. Eliot (1841-1936) was an influential Unitarian minister in Portland, worked in education and jail reform, founded the Art Association and the Humane Society, helped develop the public library, worked for temperance and women’s suffrage, and played a large part in the formation…
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All digital collections now migrated to the new Reed Digital Collections!
With the successful migration of the last four collections, the new Reed Digital Collections is now the place to go for digital access to etheses, Artists’ Books, rare books and archival materials, and faculty teaching and research collections. The old system will remain available through January. The four final collections are: Artists’ Books, which contains images…
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Reed Electronic Theses, Wheeler Physics lecture notes, and more available in the new Reed Digital Collections
We’re in the home stretch! Five more collections have migrated to our new Reed Digital Collections (RDC) interface: Reed College Electronic Theses Nicholas Wheeler Physics Lectures Indian Converts, developed by English professor Laura Liebman. U.S. History, developed by History professor Jackie Dirk. Ara Pacis Augustae, developed by the late Charles Rhyne (professor of Art History).…
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Reed Archives, Early Writing and Printing, and more available in the new Reed Digital Collections
Join us on our march toward a better digital collections future! Several more collections have migrated to our new system, as of today. Visit the following in the new Reed Digital Collections (RDC) interface: Reed College Archives Early Printing & Writing Collection The Cooley Art Gallery exhibit collection Three illuminated manuscripts: The Beatus vir Psalter and…
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New interface for Reed Digital Collections (RDC)
Reed Digital Collections (RDC) is getting a new interface! The Library and CIS have been working hard on rebuilding the software from the ground up to make it more functional, more intuitive, and more fun to work with. We will be moving to the new system slowly. As of today, the Art & Architecture collection,…