USC historians scour primary sources—and code them. Students digitize WPA interviews with OCR-TEI pipelines, craft D3.js maps of railroad expansion vs. tribal displacement, and build AR overlays resurrecting lost Chinatown streetscapes. A Public-History (PH) practicum stages pop-up exhibits in Union Station, while a Methods (MTH) bootcamp teaches Git versioning for footnote transparency. Graduates navigate both dusty boxes and data lakes.
Interactive timeline of LA redlining to freeway construction
Text-mining Civil-War letters for emotion trends
AR re-creation of Zoot Suit Riots parade routes
Podcast series on culinary history of migrant kitchens
Network graph of abolitionist newspaper editors
StoryMap of global 1918 flu ship logs
Crowdsourced transcription sprint of Mujeres Libres papers
Policy brief on monuments & memory after 2020 protests
3-D print replicas of Tongva artifacts for classroom kits
Sentiment analysis of GI Bill op-eds in Black press
Web-VR visualization of medieval trade routes
Data-viz comparing suffrage tactics across nations
Citizen-history app collecting pandemic oral histories
Digital exhibit on jazz migration using GIS club venues
Machine-learning tagger for propaganda posters by theme
Translate the past into immersive, data-driven narratives.
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