The 1940s: a decade of war, recovery, and growth. In this series of blog posts will explore all aspects of campus life, including the early years of Gideonse’s presidency, the war years, and the Red Scare on campus.
In loco parentis: Harry Gideonse and the Making of Brooklyn College
Changing Course: Classes and Curriculum During WWII
The Farm Labor Project: Student Experiences
(Suggestions for blog posts: email [email protected])
Statement on Harmful Content
The Archives and Special Collections Division of the Brooklyn College Library acquires, preserves, and provides access to records of enduring value that document the Brooklyn College community. As a historical repository, some of the material housed in the Archives may contain language or views considered today to be biased, outdated, or offensive. These items are products of the time and society under which they were created. They do not reflect the current views of the Brooklyn College Library, which strives to provide an inclusive, open, and accessible learning environment. By preserving the historical record in an unaltered state, the Library fosters academic inquiry and discussion into our past, leading to a better understanding of the present.
When reading the posts on this blog, please keep in mind the time period these documents were created.
