Located in Connecticut, Fairfield University has a long and distinguished history. The institution's digital archive "offers a wealth of historical information reflecting the origins and development of Fairfield University." On this site, visitors can make their way through four remarkable collections, including historic photographs, documents, and student newspapers. The Historical Photographs...

Published since 1970, the Black Collegian is a publication that is distributed to colleges and universities around the United States aimed primarily at African-American students. The Web site offers the magazine for the web-browsing public at no charge, along with a host of other resources. Sponsored by a number of advertisers, the Black Collegian contains articles on graduate school...

College newspapers can be a veritable treasure trove of information about the cultural and social life of a given institution, and the Cornell Daily Sun is certainly no exception. Recently, the Cornell University Library and the Daily Sun embarked on a new digitization project to provide online access to previous editions of the paper dating back to the year 1880. First-time visitors to the site...

The Daily Princetonian started its life on the campus of Princeton University in 1876. This digital archive of the storied daily paper is dedicated to the newspaper's long-serving production manager Larry Dupraz. Mr. Dupraz came to work at the "Prince" in 1946 as a typesetter, and he later became the compositor, which made him responsible for getting the paper printed each night. He was an...

Every university newspaper tells a story about its community, warts and all. Duke University's student newspaper, The Duke Chronicle, depicts a slice of campus history from 1959 to 1970. This was a tumultuous time on campus with a range of student protests going on, along with desegregation and various cultural events. First-time visitors can read about the history of the Chronicle here as well as...

Many liberal arts colleges have long-standing daily newspapers that chronicle everything from educational changes on campus to telephone-booth stuffing contests. Ithaca College is no exception; The Ithacan was founded in January 1931. It has operated continuously since that date and its back issues "provide a rich historical resource for the College, for its former, current and future students,...

University Wire is a daily Internet news service for college newspapers. Included are a story of the day, a large list of pointers to Internet resources in topics such as current headlines, politics, medicine and health, and women's resources; a "Kopyedit Korner," with pointers to writing reference materials; a placement center with job openings lists for college journalists; a large selection of...