Projects

A dialect of Aramaic, the Syriac language was widely used in the first millennium. As such, documents in Syriac hold immense value for increasing our understanding of the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Asia during key moments in the development and interaction of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Syriaca.org is a collaborative… Read More

The Vanderbilt Television News Archive is a modernized digital platform for one of the world’s most comprehensive television news collections, spanning network broadcasts from 1968 to the present. Built with a focus on performance, accessibility, and research usability, the site reimagines archival discovery through improved search, metadata visualization, and responsive… Read More

Holding more than 700,000 digital images from the sixteenth century to today, the SSDA captures at-risk collections that document the lives of an estimated four to six million individuals. The project aims to preserve the records of slave societies in perpetuity, while providing scholars the opportunity to engage with them… Read More