University of the Arts History
I was the librarian in charge of the University of the Arts (UArts) archives from 1987-2020.
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Dr. Donald Chittum: A UArts Music Library Interview
Dr. Donald R. Chittum as photographed for the Philadelphia Musical Academy’s 1963 yearbook.
Dr. Donald “Doc” Chittum (1930-2020) was a beloved and legendary teacher at the University of the Arts (UArts) School of Music and was a product of...
June 15 is Cornerstone Day at Broad and Pine: 202 Years.
On June 15, 1824, the cornerstone was laid for the building now owned by Scout, Ltd., and operated as the Village of Industry and Art at 320 South Broad Street. Prior to Scout, the building was owned by the University of the Arts1 (UArts) f...
William Lightfoot Price and Siblings at PMSIA
Did you go to the same college as your parents or a sibling? While it’s quite common for children to attend the same college as their parents, or for siblings to do so, the Price family stands out for their numbers.
Out of nine children b...
More 1970 PCA Peace Activism and Art
In response to reading the Marking the May 4, 1970, Kent State Massacre: Philadelphia College of Art Students Went to Work article, Sid Sachs, former UArts faculty member and director of exhibitions, sent a number of clippings to me about t...
Marking the May 4, 1970, Kent State Massacre: Philadelphia College of Art Students Went to Work
I was recently thinking about the May 4, 1970, Kent State University (Ohio) event known as the Kent State Massacre, in which four unarmed students were shot to death and nine were wounded by the Ohio National Guard, and then I realized that...
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