Zine Cataloguing Parties
The Anchor Archive is hosting Zine Cataloguing Parties on the first Monday of every month in 2025 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, starting January 6th.
The Artwork of Al Zeitoun University: A Visual Archive
A visual archive of the artwork, creativity, and collective spirit that flourished at Al Zeitoun University. Images of art, including banners, chalk displays, drawings, and other creative expressions created by those involved with the encampment in solidarity with Palestinians at Dalhousie University in 2024.
The World Through Our Eyes: Rescued Reflections
doodles, and notes hidden in the margins of papers
A Little Zine about Appreciating Friendship
a little zine about appreciating friendship
A Little Zine about Feeling Anxious
a little zine about feeling anxious
Not For The World Would I Compare It To Anything
a series of stories about various topics.
Dumpster Dive: a zine guide to doing it and doing it well
a how to guide on dumpster diving safely.
The Electronica Show: Love in a Time of Machines
A collection of poems about various topics, all including the running theme of the machine age.
A Warning to Students of All Ages
A warning for all students about the limits of the school environment, the oppression it enforces and ways to learn outside of school.
3 into 1 the Triple Oppression Of Racism, Sexism, And Class
The background of this paper is a long discussion between leftist women and men, conducted mainly through the letters of prisoners.
Trans Cum Vol. 2
A compilation of short pieces by trans folks about their cum and how it has changed or not during transition.
Booger Break
A narrative story about watching an interdimensional cable-esque channel that focuses on snot, David Bowie's hair in the Labyrinth, adverts and more.
Some Excerpts from Librarying, Sport, and Travel [Revised Ed]
Original text from "Ranching, Sport and Travel" (1911) by Thomas Carson, made to be about libraries and librarians in a hilarious way.