Blogs
New UAW Archivist, Gavin Strassel
Posted May 18th, 2018 by scaloia
The Reuther Library is proud to have Gavin Strassel as the new UAW Archivist.
Strassel has long been an important part of the Reuther Library team. He came to the Reuther in December 2013 as an Archives Technician. read more »
Brown bag talk - Rediscovering Sabotage: How an Industrial Concept Became a National Threat in France and the United States, 1897-1918
Posted May 15th, 2018 by mcourtney
Please join the Reuther Library at Noon on May 22 for a brown bag research talk from Dr. Dominique Pinsolle, Associate Professor, University of Bordeaux Montaigne entitled
"Rediscovering Sabotage: How an Industrial Concept Became a National Threat in France and the United States, 1897-1918."
Dr. Pinsolle’s research provides a comparative and transnational perspective on sabotage as a labor tactic in the United States and France. In both countries, read more »
The Reuther Welcomes Shae Rafferty, LUAC Archivist
Posted May 10th, 2018 by gstrassel
The Walter P. Reuther Library is pleased to welcome Shae Rafferty as the Labor and Urban Affairs (LUAC) Archivist. Shae brings a breadth of experience to this newly-created position that focuses on processing, arranging and describing new collections so they may be read more »
May 14 - John Buchkoski: "Speak to the Earth and it Shall Teach Thee: Catholic Nuns, The United Farmworkers Movement, and the Rise of an Environmental Ethic, 1962-1978."
Posted May 8th, 2018 by mcourtney
Join the Reuther Library at 12, May 14th, for a Talk from John Buchkoski from the University of Oklahoma.
Buchkoski will discuss his research on a forthcoming work entitled “Speak to the Earth and it Shall Teach Thee: Catholic Nuns, The United Farmworkers Movement, and the Rise of an Environmental Ethic, 1962-1978.” The research explores organizations formed by nuns – including read more »
