Princeton University Library's Archives Ambassador Program will provide historical and creative sessions on student activism at Princeton. These sessions aim to share institutional memory of past and current student activism on campus. Find inspiration for change, exercise your creativity, and explore the past with archivists from the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Libary.

At the historical session on Feb. 20, archivists provided an overview of student activism on campus from the 1960s to now (part 1). This creative session (part 2) will use archival materials as inspiration to create buttons and posters that reflect current activism. Participation in the historical session is not required for the creative session. All are welcome.

Location: Carl Fields Center, Room 105