The first testimonies in what is now the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies were videotaped in May 1979. The archive will mark the anniversary with a series of special events throughout 2019.
Our researchers’ innovations and groundbreaking medical and scientific discoveries are expanding human knowledge and helping to improve the human condition.
At the same time, other campus innovators are harnessing technology to ensure that the university’s vast collections of cultural and scientific artifacts are both accessible around the globe today and preserved for future generations.
Many of these treasures — which hail from across the ages and around the globe — are on public view in our museums, galleries, and libraries; still others are available in digital detail on the Internet.
