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MAPP partnership leads to collection discovery at the Center

From left to right: Dr. Amy Clements, St. Edward’s University; Kayleigh Voss, Hartlyn Haynes, Adrienne Sockwell, and Kristen Wilson, Ransom Center Reference GRAs. Photo by Pete Smith. by HARTLYN HAYNES, ADRIENNE SOCKWELL, KAYLEIGH VOSS, and KRISTEN WILSON The Ransom Center hosted the annual Modernist Archives Publishing Project two-day workshop on… read more 

ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Hartlyn Haynes, Adrienne Sockwell, Kayleigh Voss, and Kristen Wilson are Graduate Research Assistants in the Reference and Research Services department at the Harry Ransom Center. 

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Winners announced for inaugural Schuchard Prize

Macaella Gray, Megan Snopik, Breigh Plat (clockwise from left) The Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin has awarded the first Ronald Schuchard Undergraduate Archival Research Prize to three outstanding researchers. The competition awards cash prizes to the top undergraduate research papers or digital projects created using… read more 

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Making the Banned Accessible: Digitizing the Hall-Troubridge Archive 

by VEGA SHAH The Ransom Center is home to the collection and papers of British author Radclyffe Hall (1880-1943) and her partner, Una Vincenzo, Lady Troubridge (1887-1963), a sculptor and translator. The couple, being openly lesbian partners, are remembered as LGBTQ pioneers, with Hall’s novel, The Well of Loneliness (1928),… read more 

ABOUT VEGA SHAH

Vega Shah is an undergraduate intern at the Harry Ransom Center and a senior at the University of Texas at Austin pursuing a B.A in Anthropology, a minor in Art History, and certificates in Liberal Arts Honors and Museum Studies. Her research interests include Islamic and contemporary art and equity in museum education and curation.