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Letter from Einstein to Raimond Struble. Letter is mostly typed but includes handwritten equations and Einstein's signature.

Albert Einstein correspondence now available to researchers

12/12/2023

The Special Collections Research Center is excited to announce the acquisition of a new collection featuring correspondence with Albert Einstein! The Raimond Struble Correspondence With Karl Menger,…

Progress Report SOC 66 (Nutrition Knowledge of Mothers and Daughters), 1978, is one of may newly digitized resources available.

New Agricultural History Resources Online

9/16/2022

Special Collections has received a couple of grants/awards during the past few years that are allowing us to digitize more materials on agricultural history.  The projects were recently…

Page from the illuminated manuscript The Trinity Apocalypse

Digitizing Medieval Manuscripts for the Classroom

4/18/2022

This is the first of two blog posts about using Special Collections' digitized materials in the classroom. The Special Collections Research Center of NC State University Libraries houses a wide…

Dog and cat from "A Letter to Children." From John Ptak Collection of Animal Rights and Animal Welfare Printed Education Materials.

Digitizing the 'Animal Turn'

9/26/2018

This summer, the SCRC embarked on a three-year, grant-funded digitization project called ‘The Animal Turn’: Digitizing Animal Protection and Human-Animal Studies Collections. This project was…