This summer, Ph.D. student @jdeanross.bsky.social was awarded an Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship to develop his project, Alpha Phi Alpha at Penn: Digitizing Early Black Student Experiences, 1914-1930.

Here at CBDR, our work is made possible by the incredible students who bring passion to our projects! Meet Courtney Murray, a committed #DigBlk scholar. Her work is helping to push the boundaries of digital scholarship. Join us in celebrating Courtney! Thank you for your amazing contributions!

I really enjoyed taking this class last semester and we had the wonderful opportunity to process a collection and develop a pop-up exhibit. Check out the coverage on the class! omnia.sas.upenn.edu/story/grad-s...

Processing the Past

A hands-on graduate-level internship course co-taught by Zita Nunes, Associate Professor of English, and Holly Mengel, Head of Archives and Manuscripts Processing at Penn Libraries, reveals the comple...

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Sharing a blog that I recently published titled “The Mystery of thr Robert Purvis Library of Anti-Slavery Literature” uniqueatpenn.wordpress.com/2024/11/11/t...

The Mystery of the Robert Purvis Library of Anti-Slavery Literature

Jordan Ross, Ph.D. student in education & history, writing as part of the 2024 course “Professional Archiving and Curating for Academic Settings,” co-taught by Holly Jo Mengel, Head of Archives…

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