Projects at Price Lab

Alpha Phi Alpha at Penn
  • Jordan D. Ross

Alpha Phi Alpha at Penn: Digitizing Early Black Student Experiences, 1914–1930 is a digital history project committed to recovering and amplifying the lives and legacies of early Black students at

MAN: Movimiento Audiovisual en Nuevitas
  • Armando Navarro-Rojas

El Movimiento Audiovisual en Nuevitas (MAN) hace referencia a la gestión comunitaria (producción, alfabetización audiovisual, exhibición y distribución) que un grupo de jóvenes viene desarrollando

En Marge Du Journal d'Helene Berr
  • Mélanie Péron

Hélène Berr (1921-1945) was a young Jewish woman living in Paris during the Nazi occupation.

Heart of Puerto Rico
  • Peter Decherney
  • Jean Lee

The Heart of Puerto Rico is a 13-episode virtual reality documentary series focusing on artists in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.

Stitching the Fragmented
  • Mélanie Péron

The project of this website was created for an undergraduate advanced French history and culture course entitled Paris under the German Occupation and its [Non-] Places of Memory. The Fren

Mortgaging Out: FHA Credit, Redlining, and Rental Housing in Metropolitan America
  • Brent Cebul
  • Michael Glass

“Mortgaging Out” is a digital history project that illuminates the  impact of Federal Housing Administration credit policies  on the availability of affordable rental housing during and immed

PO Box 34: Connecting voices inside with voices outside
  • Erika Tsuchiya-Bergere
  • Jessa Lingel
  • Whitney Trettien

PO Box 34 aims to connect incarcerated writers with a wider audience, including writing mentors and educators, collaborators from the international visual arts community, musicians, performers, peo

Minor Labels: Detecting Genre in Pitchfork Reviews
  • J.D. Porter
  • Stewart Varner

We analyze 23,000 reviews from Pitchfork.com to establish a network of over 7,000 artists based on their co-presence in reviews.

Nationalizing Epics
  • David Wallace
  • Cassandra Hradil

National Epics will run from Albania and Algeria to Vietnam and Wales, an alphabetical organization that reproduces the sovereign, Olympian starkness of nationalism.