The NYU Division of Libraries has selected the following list of resources for students, faculty, and staff to enjoy. Consider these materials if you are quarantining or need a good digital magazine, movie, or documentary through one of the University’s breaks.
This digital magazine newsstand lends access to leading digital magazines on your mobile device with full-image, latest editions of popular magazines including The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Out, Brick, and more.
Get access to high-quality magazines and newspapers from the US and around the world, including the LA Times, Score (India's Pan-Genre Music Magazine), Anatomica (Uzbek health and beauty in English), and the UB Post (Ulaanbaatar news in English).
Vintage movies are available for streaming, including westerns, crime dramas, and musicals.
This website provides curated, discipline-focused collections, websites, and streaming media. Find classic art, documentaries, and more filtered by disciplines that include cooking, travel, women’s studies, among others.
Watch over 30,000 documentaries, classic, and indie films.
Explore the art and culture of the city guided by diverse voices.
Explore this Vimeo showcase of more than 70 videos that include topics like food politics, the tribes of New York, renowned NYC-based artists, and different ways to understand books. Learn about our Special Collections and more.
Hear from speakers like Ocean Vuong, DJ Rekha, and others as they speak about performance pieces, the impact of stereotyping and discrimination on Arab and Muslim Americans, and Basement Bhangra.
Reflect on LGBTQ+ history at NYU, in New York City, and around the world with these vignettes featuring Larry Kramer and Hugh Ryan created for the 50th celebration of the Stonewall uprising exploring the LGBTQ+ rights movement.
NYU Solidarity Week creates opportunities for students, faculty, and administrators to deepen their understanding of the experiences of others and raise awareness of the individual and collective injustices that confront many in our society. This video collection includes past events from the NYU Asian/Pacific/American Institute (APA Institute), the Office of Global Inclusion, and more.
The Verbatim Performance Lab (VPL) uses theater to explore bias and political messaging. Through these performances, the VPL disrupts assumptions, biases, and intolerances across various political, cultural, and social narratives.
Paper Tiger Television is a non-profit, volunteer-based video collective founded in 1981, which has produced weekly public access television programming that critiques media, culture, and politics. This particular episode features Ynestra King, a feminist teacher, writer, and oral historian, reading Seventeen magazine. In the 1982 interview, King tries to expose how the publication's superficial and commercial based message to teen girls leaves them without the necessary tools for identity-based empowerment and can ultimately isolate special needs and minority teen groups.
The Gay USA Collection contains over 500 recordings of the hour-long weekly news program Gay USA which airs on the Manhattan News Network. Gay USA was created in the early 1980s by gay activist and video producer Lou Maletta, who also founded the Gay Cable Network (GCN) in 1982. The program covers LGBT current events and issues, often including interviews and special events.
Browse the archive and find footage including the 2000-2001 Gay USA Parade.
Our subject specialists offer virtual appointments for specialized reference consultations. Explore resources in your subject area with curated research guides created by our specialists.
Find our specialist dedicated to your area of study.
A very violet take on the classic one-person card game. Each playing card features NYU facts and history.
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