Interview with Kehinde Ilegbusi and Holly Lyczak from the Reckonings Project

Kehinde Ilegbusi is a History PhD student. Holly Lyczak is an undergraduate majoring in International Affairs and Spanish. They both work for the Reckonings Project. Kehinde and Holly spoke with Colleen Nugent McLean, CDS Coordinator, about their work with the Reckonings Project and the various different initiatives that Reckonings is pursuing. Their comments have been…

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CDS Student Showcase

Savita discussing the professional development workshop. Two individuals standing behind a podium, with the person on the right holding the microphone. There are projected slides behind them and two audience members visible from behind.

On March 25, 2026, we were delighted to host our first CDS Student Showcase, co-sponsored by the Centers for Digital Scholarship and the Humanities Center, highlighting the work of undergrad and graduate students working for the CDS/HC projects! The work of the CDS and Humanities Center projects would not be possible without the labor and…

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DH Open Office Hours: Nirmala Menon

We were delighted to host the Digital Scholarship Group’s DH Open Office Hours with Nirmala Menon, Professor of Literature and Digital Humanities IIT Indore and our visiting Fulbright scholar, on March 12, 2026! Nirmala discussed her project SINDHU: An Audio Archive of Rare Sindhi Narratives which aims to build an audio-based repository of rare Sindhi…

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Interview with Libby Collard and Odile Jordan from Mapping Black London

Libby Collard and Odile Jordan are both Research Assistants for Mapping Black London and PhD students in History at Northeastern University London. Libby and Odile spoke with Colleen Nugent McLean, CDS Coordinator, about their work with Mapping Black London, how their personal scholarship has been shaped by the experience, and the public responsibility of making…

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Celebrating Ten Years of the Digital Transgender Archive!

The CDS is delighted to share the news of the official ten year anniversary of the DTA’s launch! Congratulations to the DTA on celebrating a decade of trans visibility, accessibility, and storytelling. For more information about the project and the milestones reached over the past ten years, head to their website to find the DTA…

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Interview with Cara Hullings and Hailey Punis from the Digital Archive of Indigenous Language Persistence (DAILP)

Cara Hullings is the project coordinator for DAILP. Hailey Punis is an undergraduate English major with a minor in Writing and Art. They both work for the Digital Archive of Indigenous Language Persistence (DAILP). Cara and Hailey spoke with Colleen Nugent McLean, CDS Coordinator, about their work with DAILP and how community care is central…

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Leveraging Media History to Improve Modern Journalism

We were delighted to host the Center for Transformative Media’s event “Leveraging Media History to Improve Modern Journalism” in our large presentation space! The event featured a conversation between Molly Brown, the Reference and Outreach Archivist at Northeastern, and Andre Stark, an Emmy-winning writer, director, and producer and co-owner of The Bay State Banner, moderated…

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Lessons Learned in Collaborative Research: a ReXPO Workshop

As part of the Digital Practice Workshop Series co-sponsored by the Centers for Digital Scholarship and the Humanities Center, we were delighted to host Andrew Henson and Peter Fan for their event “Lessons Learned in Collaborative Research: a ReXPO Workshop.” Taking place on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 in our Critical Making Lab, the event highlighted…

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DH Open Office Hours: Halima Haruna

We were delighted to host the Digital Scholarship Group’s DH Open Office Hours works in progress talk with Halima Haruna, a PhD Student in Northeastern’s History Department and Boston Research Center Research Associate on October 7, 2025! Halima discussed the current state of her dissertation research, which focuses on pensions claims made by African-American Civil…

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