Explore examples of digital scholarship projects developed by Cornell students in recent years.
Digital Collections, Exhibits and Directories
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Atlantic Seascapes Project
María Paula Corredor Acosta (History)
A digital archive of maritime history related to the Caribbean Sea during the Age of Revolutions
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Periodical Poets
Charline Jao (Literatures in English)
Over 500 poems from 19th-century, Black-edited periodicals: Shedding light on literary trends, reading practices, and the role of poetry in abolition and protest.
See also: Charline Jao, “We Think Them Worthy”: A Digital Collection of Poetry from New York’s Nineteenth Century Black Periodicals, American Periodicals 32(2), 2022.
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Revisualize Archives
Victoria Baugh, (Literatures in English)
Visualizing Joy in 19th-century Black Studio Portraiture:
A digital collection of photographs for you to explore.
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Venesporan Artists Project
Waleska Solórzano (Romance Studies)
A digital platform dedicated to artists of the Venezuelan diaspora