Browse Exhibits (45 total)
Organized Womanhood: North Carolina Women and the Ongoing Struggle for Political Inclusion
North Carolina Women in Politics and Social Change
Papers for the People: A Treasury of North Carolina News Sources
NC newspapers, newsletters, and magazines that match people's specific interests, focusing on news of neighbors, workers' rights, or political ideology.
Queerolina: Experiences of Place and Space through Oral Histories
Welcome to “Queerolina: Experiences of Place and Space Through Oral Histories,” an exhibit highlighting the lived experiences of UNC-Chapel Hill students who identify as LGBTQIA+. Queerolina…
Slavery and the Making of the University
"Slavery and the Making of the University" introduces materials that recognize and document the contributions of slaves, college servants and free persons of color primarily during the university's…
Sour Stomachs and Galloping Headaches
This 2005 exhibition provided a broad overview of North Carolina's medical history by highlighting some of the common ailments that afflicted our ancestors, as well as some of the deadly epidemics…
Tar Heel Ink
Student Publications 1844-2005
Many student publications have come and gone during the long history of the University of North Carolina. These imprints, whether short-lived or long-standing, have…
Teaching with Mass-Market Paperbacks
This Omeka exhibit highlights selected works from UNC-Chapel Hill’s mass-market paperbacks collection, and is intended to help instructors learn how to incorporate mass-market paperbacks into their…
The Florence Nightingale Letters
Collection of letters written by Florence Nightingale. These letters are part of the special collections of the Health Sciences Library.
The North Carolina Election of 1898
The election of 1898 was one of the most significant elections in the history of North Carolina. The effects of the campaign, and many of the issues that were raised, would last long into the…
The Worlds Within Austen's Two Inches of Ivory: Exhibit Introduction
Jane Austen’s letters provide an intimate look at the world in which she lived and wrote. More so than her novels, the letters materialize the conditions of Austen’s life as a sister, aunt, friend,…
Vargas Vila
Courtesy of Beatriz de la Vega
We Birthed the Movement: The Warren County PCB Landfill Protests, 1978-1982
This exhibit highlights the 1982 PCB protests in Warren County, NC, and the birth of the environmental justice movement.
World on Fire in Flames of Blood: Narratives of the Russian Revolution
This is a digital companion to the exhibition World on Fire in Flames of Blood: Narratives of the Russian Revolution,on view in the Melba Remig Saltarelli Exhibit Room in Wilson Special Collections…
