Read the September/October 2025 Issue of Archival Outlook

In the September/October issue of Archival Outlook, Sarah Insalaco and Melissa Helton share how the Hindman Settlement School is recovering from 2022 flooding in eastern Kentucky; Madeline Christine Lowry discusses conducting a survey of the cartographic collections at The University of Texas at Arlington; and Katherine M. Wisser and Peyton Cleary present findings on how graduate students perceive legislation that affects archival work. Also in this issue, look back at ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2025 and celebrate the 2025 SAA award recipients. Read the digital issue here. Print issue to follow.

On the cover: A volunteer blots mud from the journal pages of Hindman Settlement School Founders May Stone and Katherine Pettit.

Table of Contents | Archival Outlook | September/October 2025

• "President's Message: Fall in Love with Sections!"
  by Derek T. Mosley
• "The Challenges of Inheriting an Archives"
  by Savannah Patterson
• "Recovery and Revitalization: How a Kentucky Archives Built Back and Beyond After a Flood"
  by Sarah Insalaco and Melissa Helton
• "Processing Land Use Collections at Atlanta History Center"
  by Mariah Isbell and Kate Daly
• "Rooted in Faith: Pope Leo XIV's Louisiana Lineage"
  by Sarah Waits
• "A Saint of America at its 250th"
  by Scott Keefer
• "Considering Stacks and Statutes: Graduate Student Perceptions of Legislation and Archival Work"
  by Katherine M. Wisser and Peyton Cleary
• "Mapping the Past, Charting the Future: Surveys of Cartographic Collections"
  by Madeline Christine Lowry
• "Standard Series at 25: A Quarter Century of Design Recordkeeping"
  by Julia D. Larson and Morgan Lee Wilson
• "Make It Count"
  by Julia Pillard
• SAA Welcomes Six New Fellows
• Leading Forces in the Profession
• Travel Awards and Scholarship Recipients
• In Memoriam
• "SAA Says Farewell to Savanah Tiffany"
  by Julia Pillard
• "From the Chief Executive Officer: An Organization Amidst Change"
  by Jacqualine Price Osafo