Digital Scholarship Stories

"This internship has exposed me to how exciting the process of making something happen is, specifically those that positively affect so many of us. I’m grateful for the opportunity..." Pragya Silwal '27

“I think that my four project assistants of this semester went above and beyond my expectations because I ended up reaching myself a better understanding of my own scholarship through their independent discoveries, research, and insights.” — Luca Zipoli, Assistant Professor of Transnational Italian Studies

Our work is informed by critical and ethical approaches to technology practice—something that is more important than ever in our current moment! - Alice McGrath, Senior Digital Scholarship Specialist

"Working with LITS and the Italian Department for this project was truly one of the highlights of my semester!"
— Eleanor Sullivan '27

"Taking a GIS course exposed me to a skill that I didn't even know I wanted to learn, but ended up loving!" - Lucía Román Harter ‘26

"The program helped me develop a mindset for digital work: instead of expecting quick fixes, I’ve learned to stay calm, test alternatives, and seek support when needed." - Yuzhu Wang, 2025 DSGF Fellow

"By linking TriArte artist records with existing Wikidata records, we can simultaneously promote Bryn Mawr’s Special Collections as a repository of a given artist’s work and we can benefit from information about artists, including their demographic information, in ways that they themselves can control.” -Marianne Weldon, Collections Manager

“It seemed to help the students a lot with completing the lab, and I would love to see more interactive tools like this in geology courses.” – Mishelley Low ‘25

“I definitely want to keep cultivating these data skills.” - Nicole Cavalieri '26

Not only did I improve my digital skills, but I learned about project management, time management, and communication and presentation skills.