Our faculty and students collaborate on innovative digital humanities projects and research that pushes the boundaries of scholarship and technology. From digital archives and text mining to community partnerships and interactive storytelling, we鈥檙e creating new ways to explore, preserve, and share human knowledge.
View the following ongoing research projects:
- The American History Textbook Project
- Englewood Makes History
- Jane Addams Papers Project
- Mapping the 果冻传媒ugh Munsee Lenape Nation
- Memorializing Women: The Penny Colman Collection of Historical Landmarks of Women
The American History Textbook Project
A project to digitize, organize, and create thematic digital exhibits from a special collection in the Peter Mercer Learning Commons, curated by Christina Connor, Assessment and Instruction Librarian, of K鈥�12 American history textbooks dating back to the 1820s.
Englewood Makes History
A collaborative history project on Englewood鈥檚 historic Fourth Ward. Created by Associate Professor of Africana Studies David Colman.
Jane Addams Papers Project
A scholarly editing project publishing the correspondence and writings of Jane Addams from 1901-1935 in a freely accessible digital edition and in a selected print edition. Working with editorial staff, 果冻传媒 College students are building the site, adding documents, biographical information, educational resources, and data visualizations.
Mapping the 果冻传媒ugh Munsee Lenape Nation
A collaborative digital mapping project created by Associate Professor of American Studies Sarah Koenig and 果冻传媒ugh Munsee tribal member Muriyd 鈥淭wo Clouds鈥� Williams visualizing the history and legacy of the 果冻传媒ugh Munsee people.
Memorializing Women: The Penny Colman Collection of Historical Landmarks of Women
A project to digitize, organize, and create thematic digital exhibits of the photographs and research of women鈥檚 historian Penny Colman, who for decades has traveled throughout the United States researching monuments and other historical landmarks of women.