Archives: Archives

Teaching With Northeastern’s Archives & Special Collections The Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections is proud to offer a robust array of opportunities for experiential learning with archival records. The classes, workshops, and experiences we offer equip participants to locate, read, and engage with primary sources such as documents, photographs, local newspapers, and architectural plans… Read more »

Searching & Viewing Full texts of Northeastern University dissertations and theses from 2008 until present are electronically available through Current Research @NU (available to registered NU users only), and Digital Repository Service (available to all users). Master’s theses and Ph.D. dissertations are cataloged and searchable in Scholar OneSearch. Catalog records for dissertations from 2008 until… Read more »

No matter where you are located the Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections is dedicated to facilitating access to our collections. For more information about the types of collections we have and descriptions about what they hold, visit How to Use Our Finding Aids. To learn how to access and use our digitized records consult… Read more »

Come and Visit Our Newly Renovated Space! The Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections welcomes all visitors for research, tours, consultations, classes, and events. We hope to provide a warm and welcoming environment for visitors to engage with the history of Northeastern and Boston’s neighborhood activism. Our newly renovated space is in the process of… Read more »

Help Us Grow Donating Materials Preserving Boston’s Diverse History The Archives and Special Collections at Northeastern University Library houses and carefully curates one of the largest collections of historical records relating to Boston’s fight for social justice. You can learn more about these collections. If you have materials that relate to this topic and are… Read more »