THE YARD • CAMPUS LIFE • 2022
A campus memory from inside the moment.
The kind of friendship and energy a student camera roll remembers.
A DAZE CULTURAL CASE STUDY • BUILT AT NORTH CAROLINA A&T
College life, preserved by the students living it.
The Aggie Archives is our way of documenting college life from the point of view of the students, pre and post COVID.
FROM YOUR CAMERA ROLL • ADD WHAT YOU KNOW • CHOOSE HOW YOU'RE CREDITED
FEATURED COLLEGE DAYS
THE YARD • CAMPUS LIFE • 2022
The kind of friendship and energy a student camera roll remembers.
PERSONAL STYLE • CAMPUS • 2022
What students wore is part of how an era looked and felt.
DORM LIFE • RESIDENCE HALLS • 2022
Friendships, rooms and rituals become part of the historical record.
CLASS OF '22 • GRADUATION SEASON
One image can hold the mood, style and pride of a graduating class.
Have a photo, date or year, place and short story ready.
PREVIOUS SUBMISSIONS
Every image below was submitted with permission and organized from its original title, date, caption and contributor details.
12 COLLEGE DAYS SHOWN
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HOW IT STARTED
Once I heard the yearbook was not going to happen, I organized a group of photographers to help document the year. We took student headshots in the library and used the pictures we had collected throughout the year to help tell the story of that class.
That experience showed me that preserving student life could not depend on one photographer being in every room. Almost every student already walks onto campus with a camera in their pocket. The real opportunity was giving students a simple way to contribute what they were already capturing.
WHY IT MATTERS
The Aggie Archives grew from a simple belief: the people living campus life should be able to help preserve how it actually looked and felt.
A picture may feel regular today. Years later, the names, places, clothes, organizations and stories around it can become part of how a generation is remembered.
HOW IT WORKS
Photograph college life as it happens.
Send the image and story from your phone.
Add who, what, when, where and why.
Organize the file and its context responsibly.
Build timelines, stories and cultural research.
WHY IT MATTERS
This is not only a collection of professional event photos. It is a record created by the people who were actually there. That makes it more personal, more honest and more complete.
A picture that feels regular today could become an important piece of history years from now.
THE DAZE CAMPUS ARCHIVE NETWORK
Aggie Archives became the foundation for a broader student-built archive system. Each participating campus now has its own submission portal so its photos, people, traditions and everyday college life can be preserved as a distinct record.
STUDENTS AND ALUMNI FIRST
Submit a photo from your phone, tell us what was happening and help preserve the moments official cameras may have missed.
SUBMIT YOUR COLLEGE DAYS →“We are building a record of college life from the point of view of the students. Not only the moments an official photographer could capture, but the moments that show what being there actually felt like.”
B Loved, Co founder of DAZEAggie Archives grew through work with North Carolina A&T students, campus partners and university resources, and is developed through DAZE, Creative Daze and College Daze.
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