Chris Hight (Special Collections)
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Cliff Hight, university archivist, department head of Special Collections and associate professor here at K-State poses in front of Hale with a copy of the first volume of The Industrialist. The Industrialist was the first newspaper published at Kansas State University and ran from 1875-1955. (Sarah Millard | Collegian Media Group)
Cliff Hight, university archivist, department head of Special Collections and associate professor here at K-State poses in front of Hale with a copy of the first volume of The Industrialist. The Industrialist was the first newspaper published at Kansas State University and ran from 1875-1955. (Sarah Millard | Collegian Media Group)
Cliff Hight holds this copy of the first volume of The Industrialist. The Industrialist was the first newspaper published at K-State and ran from 1875 to 1955. You can find issues of The Industrialist online through K-State's digital collections. (Sarah Millard | Collegian Media Group)
Cliff Hight, university archivist, department head of Special Collections and associate professor here at K-State poses in front of Hale Library. Due to the Hale Fire access to the special collections is very limited, however, there is a small group of frequently used reference materials and photographs in Bluemont 116 which is being used as a temporary reading room. (Sarah Millard | Collegian Media Group)
Cliff Hight, university archivist, department head of Special Collections and associate professor here at K-State poses in front of Hale Library. Due to the Hale Fire access to the special collections is very limited, however, there is a small group of frequently used reference materials and photographs in Bluemont 116 which is being used as a temporary reading room. (Sarah Millard | Collegian Media Group)
Cliff Hight, university archivist, department head of Special Collections and associate professor here at K-State poses in front of Hale Library. Due to the Hale Fire access to the special collections is very limited, however, there is a small group of frequently used reference materials and photographs in Bluemont 116 which is being used as a temporary reading room. (Sarah Millard | Collegian Media Group)