Mass Communications Subject Guide
Elie Abel (1920-2004). Manuscripts, correspondence, and other items from the Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, broadcaster, educator, and author, including extensive material regarding his work for NBC radio and television.
Jack Ansell (1925-1976). Manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, and other material from the noted author and ABC television executive, including many documents regarding ABC from the 1960s and 1970s.
Arthur Arent (1904-1972). Manuscripts, correspondence, photographs, film, memorabilia and other material from the acclaimed playwright, author, and producer of radio and television programs, best known as managing editor and head writer of the Living Newspaper, a program of the Federal Theatre Project in the 1930s.
Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922). Correspondence from the great Scottish inventor, father of the telephone, and Boston University professor.
Richard Clurman (1924-1996). Manuscripts, journals, diaries, and other material from the influential journalist and editor, including his media criticism and work for Time, Inc.
Norman Corwin (1910-2011). Manuscripts, correspondence, and much more from the esteemed journalist, producer, screenwriter, director, author and teacher, known for his pioneering and influential radio broadcasts.
Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980). Letters from the groundbreaking media theorist; in the Frances FitzGerald, Robert Lewis Shayon, and Leslie Fiedler Collections.
Hugh Parry (1916-1997). Manuscripts, correspondence, and other material from the noted author and sociologist, including Parry's writings on public opinion and propaganda.
Science Subject Guide
Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Subject Guide
Robert Lewis Shayon (1912-2008). Manuscripts, audio and video recordings, correspondence, and much more from the legendary radio and television producer, director, broadcaster, media historian, and critic.
Criticism Subject Guide
George W.S. Trow (1943-2006). Manuscripts, correspondence, audio recordings, photographs, memorabilia, and other items from the recognized author and critic, including his influential essay Within the Context of No Context and his memoir/essay My Pilgrim's Progress: Media Studies, 1950-1998.
LGBT Subject Guide