There is a strong collection of American Carpatho-Rusyn newspapers and memorial books on microfilm (60 titles), dating back to 1894. The collection was acquired by the Library thanks to the Byzantine Ruthenian Metropolitan Province. Among the most influential and long lasting newspapers are:

The organ of The Greek Catholic Union - Amerykansky Russky Viestnik, Mahanoy City, Scranton, PA, New York, NY, Pittsburgh, Homestead, PA, 1894-1952, superseded by Greek Catholic Union Messenger, Homestead, PA, 1953-1975. James M. Evans prepared: Guide to the Amerykansky Russky Viestnik. vol.1: 1894-1914, Fairview, NJ, 1979. Further years are being indexed by Professor Robert A. Karlowich.

See also:

the organ of the Lemko Association -
Lemko, Philadelphia, PA, Cleveland, OH, New York, NY, 1929-1939, which was superseded by Karpatska Rus', Yonkers, NY, 1939-1969;

the organ of the Russian Brotherhood Organization of the USA -
Pravda, New York, NY, Olyphant, Philadelphia, PA, 1904-1975;

the organ of the United Societies of Greek Religion in the U.S.A. -
Prosvita, McKeesport, PA, 1917-1975;

and the organ of the Russian Orthodox Catholic Mutual Aid Society of USA -
Svit, Wilkes-Barre, PA, 1908-1975.

Recently, the collection of two hundred and twenty four parish commemorative and jubilee books was microfilmed. The ten reels of microfilm contain reproductions of two hundred and ten parish publications of the Byzantine Catholic Churches in the USA, attended primarily by Carpatho-Rusyns. In addition, fourteen are of parishes of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Greek-Catholic Church, also attended primarily by Carpatho-Rusyns. These books should prove useful to scholars in fields such as church history, local history, Carpatho-Rusyn and generally Slavic studies, and sociology of religion. The microfilming of this collection was graciously supported by Byzantine Catholic Bishop of Passaic, the Most Reverend Michael J. Dudick (b.1915), D.D. The description of the collection was done by Professor Richard Renoff (b.1936) of the Nassau County Community College, Byzantine Catholic (Ruthenian) commemorative and jubilee books, [New York, 1995].

There are also some very rare and interesting European-Rusyn periodicals:

• Ku-Ku...Ku-Ku:satirichesko-iumoristicheskii dvukhnediel'nik [Satirico-Humoruos Bi-Weekly], Mukachevo, 1932;

• Vozrozhdeniye [Resurrection], (Almanac of the Association of Carpatho-Rusyn Students in Prague), Prague, 1933-36;

• Most mezi vychodom a zapadem [The Bridge Between the East and the West], (Pictorial Magazine for Subcarpathian Rus'), KHust, 1937-38;

• Nedilia [Sunday], (Independent, Political, Social, Literature Weekly for Subcarpathian Rusyns), Uzhhorod, 1935-37.

Current developments among Carpatho-Rusyns world-wide can be followed in:

• Hutsuliia (Conference of Hutsulian Associations of America and Canada), Chicago, 1967-present;
• Lemkivski Visti (World Lemko Federation), Toronto, 1971-1979;
• Carpatho-Rusyn American (Carpatho-Rusyn Research Center), Fairview, NJ, 1978-present;
• Eastern Catholic Life (Byzantine Catholic Diocese of Passaic), Passaic, NJ, 1965-present;
• Horizons (Byzantine Catholic Diocese of Parma), Parma, OH., 1979-present;
• Karpatska Rus' (Lemko Association of USA and Canada), Yonkers, NY, 1994-present;
• Besida (Lemko Association), Krynica (Poland), 1989-present;
• Nashe Slovo (Association Of Ukrainians in Poland) [includes Lemko Page], Warsaw, 1953-present;
• Narodny Novynky (Rusyn Renaissance), Presov (Slovakia), 1990-present;
• Rusyn (World Rusyn Council), Presov, 1990-present;
• Karpatskii Krai (Independent), Uzhhorod, 1992-present;
• Karpatska Ukraina (Ukrainian National Council of the Transcarpathian Region), Uzhhorod, 1992-present;
• Novyny Zakarpattia, (Council of National Deputies of the Transcarpathian Region), Uzhhorod, 1992-present;
• Nova Dumka (Association of Rusyns and Ukrainians of Croatia), Vukovar, 1973-present;
• Ruske Slovo (Society for Rusyn Language and Literature), Novy Sad, 1993-present.

Among scholarly and literary serial publications, which are devoted to the history and culture of Carpatho-Rusyns, there are:

Materialy dlia Istorii Ugorskoi Rusi [Materials for the History of Ugro-Rus'] vol.1-7, St. Petersburg, 1905-1921, Naukovyi Zbornyk Tovarystva Pros'vita[Academic Almanac of the Pros'vita Society], Uzhhorod 1922-1938;

Izdaniia Kulturno-Prosvititel'nogo Obshchestva imeni A.V. Dukhnovicha v Uzhhorode [Publications of the Cultural and Enlightenment A.V. Dukhnovych Association in Uzhhorod], Uzhhorod, 1925-1931;

Carpatica, (Sbor pro vyzkum Slovenska a Podkarpatske Rusi) [Committee for Studying on Slovakia and Subcarpathian Rus'], Prague, 1936-1940;

Shvetlosts. Chasopys za lyteraturu, kulturu, a druzhtveny pytania [Lightness. Periodical Dedicated to Literature, Culture, and Social Questions], Novy Sad, 1969-present;

Naukovyi Zbirnyk Muzeiu Ukrains'koi Kul'tury u Svidnyku [Academic Almanac of the Museum of Ukrainian Culture in Svidnik], Svidnik, 1965-present, Duklia (Literary, Historical, and Public Affairs Bi-Monthly), Presov, 1953- present;

Zapysky naukovoho tovarystva [Publications of the Scientific Society], Presov, 1972-present;

Annals of the World Lemko Federation, Camillus, NY 1974-present.

Along with these publications, there are also collections of articles on Carpatho-Rusyn subjects:

• Dimitri Vergun (1877-1965) ed., Vosem' lektsii o Podkarpatskoi Rusi [Eight Lectures on Subcarpathian Rus'], Prague, 1925;
• Priashevshchyna: istoriko-literaturnyi sbornik [Preshov Region: Historical and Literary Almanac], Prague, 1948;
• Karpatskii sbornik [Carpathian Almanac], Moskva, 1972;
• Putiami istori: obshcherusskoe natsional'noe, dukhovnoe i kul'turnoe edinstvo na osnovanii dannykh nauki i zhizni, [Russian National, Spiritual and Cultural Unity According to Scientific Facts and Personal Experience], vol.1-2, New York, 1977;
• Hutsul'shchyna: istoryko-etnografichne doslidzhennia [Hutsul Region: Historical and Ethnographic Studies], Kyiv, 1987.