CAWLA Celebrates America 250 with 250,000 Letters and Counting
The Leatherby Libraries’ Center for American War Letters Archives (CAWLA) is dedicated to preserving and making accessible wartime correspondence and […]
Center for American War Letters
In Honor of D
Day: American War Letters – Collections from the Center for American War Letters Archives
Founding Director of the "Center for American War Letters" Andrew Carroll Partners with the "9:57 Project" to Honor the 20th Anniversary of 9/11
This weekend marks twenty years since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Although the date still stands out starkly
Center for American War Letters Recently Profiled in Local and National Media
Friends of the Leatherby Libraries are well-acquainted with the Center for American War Letters, and the CAWL Archives housed on
Leatherby Libraries Services for Graduate Students Returning to Campus
The Leatherby Libraries is happy to welcome those graduate students who are returning back to the Chapman University campus. For
Homecoming 2020 and the Leatherby Libraries
Like so much else this year, Chapman University Homecoming 2020 will look very different from its previous iterations. Instead of
New Research Guide for the Center for American War Letters Archive
If you’re a seasoned user of the Leatherby Libraries, you’re probably quite familiar with our Research & Study Guides. Compiled
Soldier's War Students Present Theses in the Center for American War Letters Archives
On Monday December 2, Chapman’s Master of Arts program in War and Society held an academic competition in the Center
Christmas in the Center for American War Letters Archives
For the holiday season, the Center for American War Letters Archives “spruced” up a couple of our display cases. Along
California in World War I
Cal Poly Pomona visits Chapman for a lively discussion
Three Wars Event a Huge Success
Panelists Brought an Important Message to Orange County and the Chapman Community
Exploring the Library: The Center for American War Letters Archives
Not only do they house one of the biggest collections of American war letters, second only to the Library of